Undaunted, I improvised using the background info gleamed from attending Tim's On-Line Course, Creative Chemistry 101!!! Since I learned about the differences in inks, I pulled out a white pigment dye ink pad to use in place of SnowCap. It worked!!! Granted, I had to apply several coats to get coverage I wanted, but it worked.
While it might not qualify for the criteria in this Challenge, I am sooo glad I took Tim's CC101, else I would not have been able to improvise as I did.
While it might not qualify for the criteria in this Challenge, I am sooo glad I took Tim's CC101, else I would not have been able to improvise as I did.
I used a copper embellishment, and followed the procedures on page 58 in Tim's book.
Thank you Linda for another great Challenge. If you would like more info, please visit Linda's blog at
4 comments:
Great job winging it with the supplies, this turned out lovely.
You get an A+ in both artistry AND improvisation! Nice work using that Creative Chemistry knowledge to make this challenge work for you! This is gorgeous and a spectacular expression of CC2C #2!!!
Love your color choices for the faux patina technique! Gorgeous tag and design!
Your tag is very pretty! (Please consider turning word verification off. I love commenting but it makes it so difficult.)
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