but first...
here's a peek at a tutorial I'm working on using the white embossing paste with...
my most favorite inks ever...
DISTRESS...
seriously...
these products are a match made in heaven!
this is the insert from the art parts fancy oval frame...
and the project starts out looking like this...
then I added
embossing paste OVER dry embossing paste...
using this flower stencil...
and then stamped this background in archival...
I am in LOVE with this texture......
stay tuned...
I'll get this tutorial done just as soon as I can...
without further ado...
both
embossing pastes
are going to...
winner #1...
ellen vargo said...
ooooh yes! would love a chance at winning some of the new pastes! the tags you've done are just FABulous. I especially love the snowman with both the black AND the white, covered with rock candy dry glitter - completely gorgeous! I wanna play! (fingers crossed!!!)
Ellen x
Ellen x
winner #2...
Gabrielle said...
Oh that snowman looks adorable! Such a clever, clever project and far more exciting to make than packing ever is! Have a wonderful weekend x
winner #3...
jackib said...
I love snowmen and would really love to win your embossing paste so I can paste all the little snowmen I have - stamps, dies, etc!!! Thanks, Wendy - great tutorial. :-)
HUGE congrats to the winners...
just shoot me an email with your addresses &
we'll get these off to you so
YOU can...
make art!
wendy
Congratulations to all the winners! Wendy, I'm loving the texture you are getting on your project. Can't wait to see the finished product!!
ReplyDeleteElaine Allen
Congrats, winners! Love that look. Looking forward to seeing the tutorial!
ReplyDeleteCongrats to all the winners of the embossing paste! They are going to LOVE this stuff!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteCongrats to all of the winners!! Love the peak at the tutorial!! awed by all your work!!
ReplyDeleteThe texture looks amazing! Congrats to the winners.
ReplyDeleteWell done to the winners!
ReplyDeleteCongrats to the winners and wow what a wonderful project!
ReplyDeleteLoving the texture on your project and well done to all the lucky winners too!
ReplyDeleteCongrats ladies!!
ReplyDeleteI have a quick question Wendy...
How do the blending foams hold up to the paste? Do you recommend perhaps using a foam make up sponge? (I totally don't mind if it eats up one of those!
Very cool! Can't wait to see the tutorial! Congrats to the lucky winners!
ReplyDeleteCongrats to the winner and thank you again for another awesome idea!!!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to the winners! Interesting product!
ReplyDeleteOoh! I spied my name!!! Huge, huge thanks and I'm thrilled beyond words! *Goes off to email...*
ReplyDeleteCongrats you lucky winners. Have fun with the paste!
ReplyDeleteWendy... looking forward to your tutorial.
Congrats, ladies! Looking forward to getting my own paste and following along with great tut!
ReplyDeleteCongrats to the winners! You will have fun with this!!
ReplyDeleteThanks again to you
Wendy for my prize at the Madison show last weekend!!!
It was nice to see you!!
OOOOOH! YAY! I can't wait to start playing! Thank you so so much, Miss Wendy... :) Hope you have a wonderful Thanksgiving!
ReplyDeleteWay to go lucky ladies! Have fun playing with your new goodies!
ReplyDeleteCongrats to the winners, loving the result from the paste & distress inks. x
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Wendy!!
ReplyDeleteGot to play with the paste over the weekend and I'm in LOVE! Such a fantastic product, worked wonderfully well with my Distress Inks (to color my big 'ol heart red) and added great dimension to my journal page. More ideas swirling for my after Thanksgiving dinner craft time! :-)
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving Wendy! Make Art!
ReplyDeleteCongrats to the winners! I love all the samples you've been creating with the pastes. I'm gonna have to dig out the pastes I have and start practicing with them while waiting to get yours. Looks like so much fun!
ReplyDeleteGreat to see you in Madison Wendy! Thank you for the gift! Love the texture you created here. Can't wait to play with my new supplies, stamps, clearly for art, art parts and new distress stains! Yeah!
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