with the pile of note pads I found in the local mall... I used Kaiser Kraft papers on this version and a font called 'pseudo saudi' for the Notes From My Desk which I cut on the Craft Robo. Not sure if you can see the splodges which are part of the design have been embossed using Anita's 3D gloss finish - I personally find Anita's a bit too liquid for personal taste and prefer Glossy Accents - but they all end up with my fingerprint in them because I am incapable of leaving it alone and have to test if its dry... before its dry!! ;) Used my trusty BIA and 1" o'wires on this version.
Pretty! That font is really cool too!
ReplyDeleteThat's a great font! No, the embossing isn't showing up too well, but I'm imagining how it looks. :)
ReplyDeleteHave you tried Diamond Glaze? It's much quicker drying than Glossy Accents and a bit thicker than Anita's. It's not cheap, but it doubles as a fantastic adhesive for small embellies. Once stuck, they're stuck!
Now that is fab...the PP reminds me of one of the background designs on the site I used to decorate my blog LOL Great font.
ReplyDeleteToni :o)
Love the muted colour ! Love glossy accent too and i have the same problem like u ... :)
ReplyDeleteI left a long message yesterday about glossy accents, but it seems to have vanished into the ether of cyberspace.
ReplyDeleteBasically, I said that I use Anita's too and yes, it is a bit on the thin side. Glossy Accents are fab, but I think Diamond Glaze is the best. It dries quicker than Glossy Accents and although it isn't cheap, it doubles as the most fantastic adhesive for wee embellies - metal, plastic, whatever. Once dry, it's stuck for ever!
Love your book!!
xx
Oh flip! It's suddenly appeared now. Feel free to delete one of them, Annette!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely notepad, very nice!
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous. I need to treat myself to a Bind it All.
ReplyDeleteReally like this, I must invest in a BIA
ReplyDeleteYou must play around more often xxx Great x
ReplyDeleteI love the color, it's great!
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