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Sunday, 17 February 2013

Counterfeit Kit February - Post 4

I like to try and check out each of the links over at the Counterfeit Kit Challenge when I participate for the month.  It is wonderful to see how each person has interpreted both the kit and their subsequent projects.  I had put a Studio Calico hexagon mask in my kit that I had just purchased and not yet used.  When I came across THIS post by Julenebydesign I knew exactly how I was going to use it.  Julene had used a chicken wire mask and painted gesso over the top.   I used my mask and stippled Jo Sonja 'warm white' in random patches and then added some sprays.  Once that way dry I built up my papers and used another photo from the holiday I have been scrapping from 2000.


I am really liking this kit but I am getting a bit bored of the colours so the change to a painty/spray layout was refreshing.  As I am only about 1/3 of the way through the photos I will keep on going.  This is THE year that I am going to get some of my older photos scrapped!

Chipper

10 comments:

  1. I love how you used the mask. I need to use them more often, but am never quite sure how. I always think there's going to be some random line that I don't want. I have the mask you used. I'm going to try your technique. Thanks for sharing.

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  2. fabulous use of your new stencil. I've got some new ones I've not used yet but with the school being off this week I guess the kids will help me dirty them up some.

    Brilliant layout

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  3. Way to go with pushing through! Fantastic job with this layout. I like how you used the mask here and there. I think your placement is excellent.

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  4. Yes, I love what you have done with the mask - it's looks fantastic!

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  5. LOVE this layout! The mask work is gorgeous!

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  6. super masking work - it works so well with the photo. it's always a good idea to sneak in an item or two to a kit that is beginning to wane - it will refresh the way you look at it. Great job!

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  7. Love what you did with the mask...it looks really effective!
    Alison xx

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  8. Oh this is seriously crafty - love those hexagons. And I'm with you - this is the year I tackle a bunch of older photos too.

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  9. You did an excellent job with your new mask! love the contrast between the redish background to the photos and the embllishments.

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  10. I'm just getting caught up on all the linked posts for the month....Great page and great techniques with the painting!

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