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A New Kit Full Reveal!

     Hi, it's Gia posting today to show you the new kit I designed for Altered Pages which is now available on the store website. After so many sneak peeks here and on Facebook I am so glad it is finally up and I can show you the full reveal! Of course you can make the project completely your own or you can follow along with the instructions provided- perfect for any level of skill and creativity. I hope you will take some time to "browse" through all of the amazing fall theme kits that are NEW this week by many of my design team mates. There are so many to choose from to get you in the mood for some spooky Halloween artsy fun!
 

















 I decided to name this project "Voodoo, Hoodoo, and Magic" after the name of the Andy Skinner stencil it features called "Voodoo." You will receive a chipboard ring-bound book, stencil, collages, gold leafing, gelatos, and more! 

If you have not already acquired one, now would be a perfect time to order yourself a Gelli Plate. The backgrounds you can create using things like stencils, bubble wrap, plastic or aluminum foil, and so much more you might have laying around your studio are limited only by your imagination! Once you try it, you will be hooked. There is also a fabulous tutorial video on the Altered Pages website. I noticed that the punchinella (sequin waste) at Altered Pages is out of stock, so if you don't already have some from prior orders you may want to check out THIS stencil from Andy Skinner- you can use this "Sequin Waste" over and over again!

Don't forget to head over to the Altered Pages Challenge Blog because a NEW challenge has been posted! See you there! 
XGia


Comments

  1. Great kit, Gia--lots of creepy goodies!!!

    :)

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  2. Gia, you always knock our socks off! AWESOME

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  3. What a fabulous kit for Halloween Gia. I am totally loving your Voodoo Doll. xx

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