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My craft room

It's took some time but I've got a craft room I had to move my bloke out thou its a shame

At the cinama on my own

I'm watching breacking dawn part 2 bloody brillant best 2 hours of my life

Min cards easy

So simple to make and easy and simple.

real great books have a look x

free stuff

i hope these free papers and decorparge helps all you fellow crafters post your comments and tell me and link my your cards xx happy crafting x


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**hayleys top tips**

hayleys 5 top tips for using your ink
1. dab the ink around the edges of your card layers to give them extra difinition and texture.
2 .Try using your ink with a water brusg to colour your stamped images in.
3 .If you dont have many colours to mix your inks on a palette yo create new shades.
4. Use a sponge to lightly add ink around the edges of your stamped images ,choosing a colour that matches your projects..
5. Try ''stamping'' your ink pads diretly onto your paper,to make it an interesting background design.

((top 10 colouring tips))

1. Always stamp your images with a dye based ink..
2.Start with a few basic colours..
Three of your skin tone shade markers and three of your favorite colours is a good starting point.
3.Beginners should buy the lighest of shades because its much easer to change the shades makes the light colours easly darker,,
4.Always start to colour small areas frist,,like the faces ,hair,and then the selves one at a time,,
5.use three shaed of the same colour togeather to add depth..
6.Start colourig your image with the darkest of colours,then the mediium shade,then the lighest,while blending togeather with the lightest marker for the outline..
7.outline your images with a grey or beige marker?to make it stand out.
8.Then use your blender pen to erase any colours that have gone over the lines..
9.Always store your markers pens flat not upright..
10.Always use a blender pen to a achieve a faded out look on your images.

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amazon great for cardmaking stuff quite cheap for bulk iteam check it out xx

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(((somthing for you all to read)))
**hayleys top tips**

hayleys 5 top tips for using your ink
1. dab the ink around the edges of your card layers to give them extra difinition and texture.
2 .Try using your ink with a water brusg to colour your stamped images in.
3 .If you dont have many colours to mix your inks on a palette yo create new shades.
4. Use a sponge to lightly add ink around the edges of your stamped images ,choosing a colour that matches your projects..
5. Try ''stamping'' your ink pads diretly onto your paper,to make it an interesting background design.

((top 10 colouring tips))

1. Always stamp your images with a dye based ink..
2.Start with a few basic colours..
Three of your skin tone shade markers and three of your favorite colours is a good starting point.
3.Beginners should buy the lighest of shades because its much easer to change the shades makes the light colours easly darker,,
4.Always start to colour small areas frist,,like the faces ,hair,and then the selves one at a time,,
5.use three shaed of the same colour togeather to add depth..
6.Start colourig your image with the darkest of colours,then the mediium shade,then the lighest,while blending togeather with the lightest marker for the outline..
7.outline your images with a grey or beige marker?to make it stand out.
8.Then use your blender pen to erase any colours that have gone over the lines..
9.Always store your markers pens flat not upright..
10.Always use a blender pen to a achieve a faded out look on your images.

more free stuff from my crafting cd

this is tatty bear id thought id paste this for you all to right click and print off ..

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