Cherry Bing
Ooohhhhhh Thanks!!!! That was me who said that I wanna learn to do more distressing.....ThaNkS MUCHO for the tip!!!! I'm going to get one of those bad boys I'll let you know how it works out! Do they sell it in the stores (Michaels, AC Moore...etc??) Or should I order it online??
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I have the HS one and love it. I have also used the blade from my scissors and the edge of the exacto knife. Both give you great results.
Here is a LO that I did a lot of distressing on with my HS distressing tool. After I distress, I like to fold the edges up a little bit with my finger to give it even more dimension:
Here is a LO that I did a lot of distressing on with my HS distressing tool. After I distress, I like to fold the edges up a little bit with my finger to give it even more dimension:
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"They need a hero to tell them that sometimes the impossible can become possible, if you're AWESOME!" -Rhino
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Sweet Cherry Pie
craftyfool wrote: I don't have any examples of LOs in my gallery...just cards. But this LO by 1LuckyMom shows it. (I'm not positive what she used to do the distressing though...could be another tool)
Yup! I used exactly that tool! I love it! But I do think I get different results using that tool versus the edge of my exacto knife, versus scissors, and I use each one in different layouts. There are also seem to be several different effects that can be gotten from each of those methods depending on how you hold them, etc. Personally, I love my tool!
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I love that tool.
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