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Mixing it Up with Gelatos Kit!

Hi everyone!  Danie here with you today!  As you read this post I will be away in Melbourne for a couple of days R & R.  I am here for a two day art get together with my fellow Australian/New Zealand AFA (ATC's for All) Members and then some time out with the family.  It will be our foster son's first time in Melbourne and saying he is excited is a little bit of an understatement.

I was due to design a kit for May and as I love my Faber Castell Gelatos I was thinking of a way to introduce others to how easily and versatile they are to use.



This kit is simply called it Mixing it up with Gelatos and the contents of this kit enables you to create and personalize your own canvas board using Gelatos and other Goodies from Altered Pages.

The full instructions included with the kit details numerous ways to use these Gelatos to create rich color, full textured backgrounds and to coordinate your elements to suit.  You will be water coloring, layering, blending, finger painting, and drawing your way to a wonderful mixed media piece which you can personalize with your own stamps/quotes that have meaning for you.

You will find this kit for sale at Altered Pages here.

I hope you all have a wonderful week!

Danie xx

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  1. Great colours. Work perfectly with the butterflies

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  2. Gorgeous, Love the colours and those butterflies look super x

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