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Angel with Attitude!

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November the Altered Pages Design Team is super excited to be partnering with
CRAFT ATTITUDE™


What is  Craft Attitude™???

It is a printable film on a white carrier sheet that can be used in your ink printer.  This product will take your crafting to a new level.  You will have a lot of fun creating when you add Craft Attitude™ in you crafting/art.  This month we can't wait to share with you what the design team has been up to...  be sure to check back each day to see what the Altered Pages Design Team creates with Attitude! 

We hope to inspire you to create with Attitude!



Today Karen Conner created a charming canvas with an image of an angel printed on Craft Attitude™ printable film.  She has a great video to show how she created her project!




Supplies used:
Craft Attitude ™
Altered Pages Collage Sheet Angel Voices
8 x 10 canvas
Acrylic paint
Gesso
Texture paste
Flowers
stencil
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  1. Robin HorasanianMonday, November 03, 2014

    Very sweet! I love the angel you chose for this pretty canvas.

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  2. Jackie PNMonday, November 03, 2014

    Looking forward to trying this!

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    1. Jackie PNMonday, November 03, 2014

      Karen, lovely canvas and thanks so much for the video!

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  3. TonyaMonday, November 03, 2014

    Love the soft colors! Very elegant!

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  4. Jackie PNMonday, November 03, 2014

    so...where do we find this Craft Attitude?

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    1. Ink Stained RoniMonday, November 03, 2014

      Here you go Jackie - http://www.craftattitude.com/craft-attitude-brand

      Have fun :)

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  5. Tarnished RoseMonday, November 03, 2014

    Beautiful canvas.
    Marilyn

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  6. p-dubMonday, November 03, 2014

    Love this.This month's partner product would seem to be extremely versatile. This is an exciting product!

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  7. Laura S ReadingMonday, November 03, 2014

    What a beautiful end product.
    I will be watching the video on Youtube a bit later. Must learn more about this product.

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  8. Ink Stained RoniMonday, November 03, 2014

    Beautiful canvas! Very lovely!!

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  9. DIYDesignStudioMonday, November 03, 2014

    great work!!! lovely inspired art!

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  10. Jackie PNTuesday, November 04, 2014

    Thank you Roni!!! Off to place an order!

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  11. Barbara RankinTuesday, November 04, 2014

    Such a beautiful angel canvas. Great video tutorial, too. TFS

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  12. trisha tooTuesday, November 04, 2014

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  13. trisha tooTuesday, November 04, 2014

    Such a beautiful image--lovely canvas, Karen!

    :)

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  14. JackieTuesday, November 04, 2014

    Beautiful canvas♥

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  15. ddazzled71Wednesday, November 05, 2014

    Beautiful Karen, and a great video!

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