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Monthly Archives: April 2012
Tim Holtz Creative Chemistry 101 – My Finishing Remarks
Twenty-five tags show all the techniques learned! The Tim Holtz class is organized, professional and packed full of so many amazing techniques. Not only does it teach you the basics – it goes well beyond giving information to keep you … Continue reading
Tim Holtz Creative Chemistry 101 Lesson 6
Okay, so I wasn’t going to buy the Distress markers, I mean I have Copic Sketch markers and three other sets that I use, so why buy another? But after deciding that I want the same colors as the other Tim … Continue reading
Tim Holtz Creative Chemistry 101 Lesson 3
Got my supplies in – was waiting for the glossy cardstock! I love the look of the finished project.-the glossy card stock makes it look very professional. It’s tricky working on the glossy paper the stamps slide on it – be … Continue reading
Tim Holtz Creative Chemistry 101 Lesson 10
Last lesson – but not really for me because I still have a couple that I’m waiting for supplies. Note to self – stock up on more TH products! This is a beautiful background stamp that was inked with three … Continue reading
Tim Holtz Creative Chemistry 101 Lesson 9
Have to say the first tag does not look good in the picture, and not much better in real life! The colors just didn’t flow together as I expected – better luck next time. The tag had Perfect Pearls added … Continue reading
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Tim Holtz Creative Chemistry 101 Lesson 8
Love, Love, Loved this Lesson! Tag 1 used acrylic paint on a stamp and then staining on a sticky backed canvas – beautiful results! Tag 2 was painted on crackle paint which was let dry , then staining and stamping … Continue reading
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Tim Holtz Chreative Chemistry 101 Lesson 7
Lesson 7 – Embossing! I have wanted to emboss since the first Craft Convention I went to and watched it done by a vendor. Of course I bought all the materials and took them home, but then somehow all the … Continue reading
