by Jennifer Vanderbeek
Sometimes when I sit down at the craft table I have a very definite idea in mind, other times it’s more of a general concept. Even when I have that definite idea in mind, though, it’s no guarantee that’s where I’m going to end up! Case in point: these backgrounds began in the direction of marble but ended up so very far afield. The fact that one has a definite camo look and the other a more delicate spring meadow is cool in and of itself, but when you consider I used the exact same shades of VersaMagic and techniques to get both, well, it’s easy to see how you can maximize your craft time by going with the flow!
Skill: Intermediate
Time: 1 hour
Supplies
Imagine
- VersaMagic DewDrops – Niagra Mist, Sage, Wheat
- Fireworks! Shimmery Craft Spray – New Sprout
- Ink Potion No. 9
- StazOn Opaque Inker – Cotton White
- Memento Luxe Inker – Olive Grove, Pistachio
- Craft Mat
- Sponge Daubers
Other
- Canson – Hot Press Watercolor Paper
- Feather
- Darice – Heat Tool
- Cardbase
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