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Fairy Whispers

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Hi all!
Becky here today, sharing a page from my art journal...
I started with the Face stencil & finished with the Fairy Whispers stamp from Glitz. For some close-ups of the process, check it out on my blog.
Thanks for stopping by today!
AP Products Used:
Andy Skinner Barouque Stencil (6x6)
Splash Inks
Dylusions Spray Inks in Grape Crush & Vibrant Tuquiose
Numbers Stencil (6x6)
Time Travel Stencil (6x6)
Glitz Afternoon Muse Stamps

Other:
Modeling Paste
Black Paint
White stamp pad
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  1. Barbara RankinMonday, November 04, 2013

    Your page is fabulous! Love all those vibrant colors and details!

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  2. LyneenMonday, November 04, 2013

    WOW... I love the colors... This is amazing!

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  3. DIYDesignStudioMonday, November 04, 2013

    so very wonderful, your use of the color and texture from the stencils and water is great! I don't like to see water dripped on pieces that look just like that, water dripped on pieces. Your placement is superb!

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  4. trisha tooTuesday, November 05, 2013

    Dreamy page, Becky!

    :)

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  5. ddazzled71Sunday, November 17, 2013

    I so love this page Becky, fabulous colors and hauntingly beautiful detail. xx

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