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Very beautiful sign! I love the French wording, especially since we just got back from Paris! I already subscribe to Kristi's blog (love her ideas) as well as Craftionary. So much inspiration! I've pinnned this sign. http://pinterest.com/dozeedo/my-style/
I create altered art. Hope you come by for a visit at altered-artworks.blogspot.com
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Very cool sign and such an awesome tutorial! Thanks for sharing 🙂
Kristi you did a great job. It is so nice to read your guest post. Blessings,Shelia
Found this tutorial via twitter, very cool. It is fascinating how techniques have changed. As a painting craft apprentice back in the day we used to use an epidiascope which was like a projector to beam designs onto surfaces. Then we would pencil the lines straight onto the wall etc, dodging the light. Now print it out and trace. That's progress.
Another approach where you can use literally any piece of timber (new, varnished or waxed) and know the basic paint layers wont ever deteriorate or lift disastrously, is to use chalk paint and then distress and wax the finished job, or varnish it for exteriors. cheers.
Once I’m in Photoshop elements where to I go to do a document…can’t seem to find the right spot.? It keeps wanting a pic to work with.
Hi there, I am not really sure, this is a guest post you can ask the guest poster by going to her blog and contacting her. Hope that helps!
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