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collaborating Altered Pages & Robin's Nest... 
these products complimented each other wonderfully for this art journal spread.  
Enjoy the process.
Combining torn book pages and paper stock from The Robin's Nest-Bunny-cardstock to create the foundation for this page.
Creating layers of texture by combining a verity of mediums:
gesso 
acrylic paints
Dylusions Ink - www.alteredpages.com
stencils
rub-on's - Viva-Rub-on
collage image - www.alteredpages.com
Settling down with the final touches to complete this delightful journal spread by adding this beautiful rub-on  and this playful collage element Not-So-Feminine.
To see more of this art journal page and other incredible art projects created by
Altered Pages Design Team Member/Artist- April Cole visit her Blog:
http://aprilmariecole.blogspot.com



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  1. LyneenMonday, March 03, 2014

    Great Collage! Love the layers, use of stencils and combination of Robin's Nest and Altered Pages products.

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  2. DIYDesignStudioMonday, March 03, 2014

    April, this is simply superb. Your ability with color and composition is wonderful. THANKS for sharing it with us.

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  3. JackieMonday, March 03, 2014

    I like the Technic April used on the background! I am going to try it and hope I don't end up with a pile of paper scraps!

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  4. Rachel OCrowleyMonday, March 03, 2014

    Very cool!! I want one :)

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  5. ansharas_atticbymaryannMonday, March 03, 2014

    Looking good!

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  6. P WeberTuesday, March 04, 2014

    I'm always up for learning new ways of using various techniques! Thanks for sharing your process!

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  7. Steph S.Wednesday, March 05, 2014

    Cool technique!

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