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Playing around with ticket shapes |
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Made some shape I liked and made templates out of cereal card |
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Decorating the back of the ticket with a masking technique, so it looks like the tree are behind the main part of the ticket. |
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Selecting a vintage image for the front of the ticket |
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Cut out the ticket in card then covered it on both side with red paper. Black the edges and rubber stamp to decorate |
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You could punch a hole and add a ribbon, but I didn't want to |
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Back of the ticket. You could put any text you like here, party invitation, gift-card, Christmas card . If your hand writing puts you off from doing this, print it off on the computer or use rubber stamps |
You may remember me saying in previous blogs and makes, that I like to make a sketch book whenever I am creating. These are very useful to me as a teaching aid and to jog my memory as to what I did, because you do forget.
This book is in it's infancy as I haven't had time to play with it yet,..., just the basics stored,
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Examples of papers used for the book |
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Day one, I always like to keep an extra copy of any images I have used. Therefore if I need to make a copy it's there |
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Rubber stamps used and what company they are from |
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Technique and templates |
That is it for today, and I will not be coming out to play until Monday and that will most likely be late, so until then, have fun. xxxx
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