Friday, April 19, 2013
Tiny Image, Big Impact Tutorial by Lisa P.
Happy Friday!
We have a brand new Photo Tutorial today and this one is going to bring new life into many of your DeNami stamps. When DT member, Lisa Petrella, first approached me with this idea, I knew immediately we had to showcase it. The beauty of our amazing team- they always have great ideas and are constantly thinking of new techniques they can share with YOU.
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Okay, let's jump right into the short and sweet tutorial, shall we?
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yellow ink
green ink
light gray ink
star die
I hope that you were inspired by this Photo Tutorial. If YOU give it a try, I would love to see your creation(s)! Feel free to post
your picture on the DeNami Facebook page or the DeNami Flickr group.
I'll see you on Monday for a brand new Ways With Washi feature by Emily! Have a fabulous weekend, DeNami friends!
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11 comments:
What a great look! Thanks for the tutorial, and the idea for those small images!
Lisa this is just awesome! I love the negative cut and the background is gorgeous!
How FUN Lisa, love this idea and your rainbow of colors!!
I am so going to try that out! Very good tutorial!
what a gggrrrreat idea. . .I am a huge star fan so this is right up my alley - thanks for sharing
what a wonderful idea and very cute and clever. And such beautiful card.
That is such a cute idea. It turned out great!
awesomesauce! love the rainbow effect :)
This is amazing!!! What a great tutorial!
Love, love, love this! Kind of a take on Iris Folding--not really, but reminds me of that. Gotta try this for sure!
This is outstanding Lisa. I Love this card so much I'm going to pin it for future CASEing. You are awesome.
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