[Henu_Nea]

I'm so stinkin' excited about this class!

[Laura Fiore]

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[emarie803]

Hi Laura!! I'm here for a little while til I leave for home.

[Laura Fiore]

Hi Laura!! I'm here for a little while til I leave for home.


Hi Em...it might just be you and me...of course they are probably reading through the two pages already here, LOL

Dang it...when did they give me editing privileges? I meant to quote you there!!! LOL

[scrapy1967]

I'm here!

[Laura Fiore]

So...I will be posting my class, copied from my article...too much to type it all again. I'll give y'all a little at a time and you can tell me if you need me to slow down ok?

[3 Pals]

Present!

[Laura Fiore]

Hi Janet!

Here are the layouts we will be working on:

Objective: Old and new ways to use diecut sheets...getting a little more bang for your buck with Glimmer Mist!



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[Kaylas_Bah]

I'm here just reading instructions...will work on this later. It looks fabulous, Laura!!:winkb:

[Laura Fiore]

Thanks Lori! I hope you like them!

[Laura Fiore]

I'm always looking for new and interesting ways to make my products work for me. I love traditional uses, and love even more, finding a way to make one sheet of paper or a diecut work for two or more layouts. We'll explore ways of using diecuts with Glimmer Mist or ink products.

[emarie803]

Those LOs look fabulous!!

[scrapy1967]

Hi! Those are awesome!

[bay63]

I will be watching. I got the papers but not the spray. Ink pads sound like too much work.

[Laura Fiore]

Here's the class list of products:


Tracery White Doily

Basic Grey Refresh Paper

Basic Grey Aloe Paper

Bazzill Kraft Paper --I used four sheets for the above layouts

Tattered Angels Lemon Meringue Glimmer Mist

Tattered Angels Lily Pad Glimmer Mist

Martha Stewart Glitter DieCuts

Making Memories Glitter Bling Frame

Bazzill White Cardstock

Making Memories Stamp Love Struck DieCut

Making Memories Flutter Journaling Book

Making Memories Flutter Plastic Flowers

[Laura Fiore]

I will be watching. I got the papers but not the spray. Ink pads sound like too much work.

Sounds good Betty Ann...and you may decide you don't need the mist at all. I just love what it adds to my layouts...it's my way of taking a piece of paper that everyone will use, and making it my own!

[Laura Fiore]

I also used this stuff:


An assortment of patterned paper scraps
Glimmer Mists or inks to match those scraps
Ribbon
Buttons
Twine
Border Punches or Deco Scissors
Dimensional Adhesive
Journaling shapes or stamps
For more information about products used on individual layouts, click on each layout as they come up below!

[j3xs]

here and ready I think

[Laura Fiore]

Step 1: Do Prepwork with Glimmer Mists or Inks. I've copied this section from a thread in the forum.
I started with this doily from Basic Grey
which I LOVE! They have this in brown too and it's as beautiful as the white! But I have to be honest with you, when I purchase a paper that looks like this, I always want to get a little more bang for my buck! You just can't get that after it's already made into a layout,but you can certainly use it to make a creative background for another layout. This is how I go about doing that.
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Step 1: Do Prepwork with Glimmer Mists or Inks. I've copied this section from a thread in the forum.
I started with this doily from Basic Grey
which I LOVE! They have this in brown too and it's as beautiful as the white! But I have to be honest with you, when I purchase a paper that looks like this, I always want to get a little more bang for my buck! You just can't get that after it's already made into a layout,but you can certainly use it to make a creative background for another layout. This is how I go about doing that.

Take the doily, turn it over, so that the back side is up, line it up over a white sheet of paper and mist it with either Lemon Meringue Glimmer Mist.
If you use this one, make sure and keep your misting hand about 18-24" from the papers so you don't get too dark of a coverage.


Or use Gold, which I like better...it's a lot lighter and won't overpower the background sheet you're trying to make. I used a little of both to make the background on the second layout above.

[Laura Fiore]

wow--sorry about that. Cutting and pasting is not working very well, LOL

Hopefully you can understand where we are!