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Great technique.. Thank you for showing us this!
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great work - loved this tutorial thank you
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Aweseome description of masking, Shari!
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Very cool...TFS
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Thanks so much!! Very clear instructions! Beautiful project!!
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This was a fabulous tutorial on masking! It is my favorite... such clear and precise instructions for getting a great image.
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I really like all of the stamps used. Thanks for the info.
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Beautiful !!! Thank you,
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the sticky note looks like it's all over sticky on the back? if that is so where do you get them?
librarygirlot 1 year ago
@librarygirlot I've used my masks a few times and they started to loose their "stick" I just added a few swipes from my tape runner to the back, works great especially if you pat it onto some cloth first so it's not TOO sticky.
heroarts 1 year ago