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~Venetia
Hi everyone! Venetia Holbrook here, with an
inexpensive way to mask your layouts for mists. I am all about saving money,
because then I have more to spend on ScrapbookSteals. I used the tip I am going
to share on this layout of my daughter.
Growing up, every tissue box had to be covered. All
of my relatives had handmade plastic needlework covers of varying designs. It
was unseemly to have a nude tissue box. Imagine what the neighbors would think!
My tissue box is inappropriately dressed, but the memory of these covers sparked
an idea for me.
I looked at the plastic webbing used for this type
of needlepoint, and I found there were pre-cut shapes available for less than
$1.
I chose to use this circle shape.
tip: I kept the tag on mine, but it
snips right off. If you leave it on, make sure it is off the page or the area
sprayed will be tag shaped too.
Place your plastic mesh on the paper.
Spray to your heart’s content. When you are done
spraying, you can rinse the mist right off the mesh in the sink. Dry the mesh
off, and it is ready to use again.
tip: Make sure you know if your
mist is water soluble. If it is, and you let the mist dry on the mesh, it will
run and muddy your colors if you use another mist on it.
Mixing colors and re-placing the mat does create
some fun effects, like this background.
I really hoped you liked this How To’s. There are
other shapes of mesh available, so have fun playing with mists. Here is the
final effect again.
Thanks for reading!
Brilliant and super economical idea...Love!!!
ReplyDeleteHad to laugh at the naked tissue box comment.. yes, I grew up where naked tissue boxes, toilet rolls and other sundry items were the subject of possible neighbourhood horror and gossip too, LOL. Fantastic idea to use the mesh as a mask, I love your page :-)
ReplyDeleteClever idea!
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