If you are like me and want to get more mileage out of your masks and mists, don't waste the residual mists left on your masks. They can produce some cool abstract designs. Just press a sheet of cardstock/watercolour paper on the masks. Previously I've shared how to use 5 masks to get 10 different backgrounds. Here's Part 2. :)
So there you have it. 5 masks = 10 different backgrounds Part 2. What do you think?
Aww such yummy layouts. .love them all :)
ReplyDeleteThats cool idea,your layouts are awesome
ReplyDeleteTenia already said it - AWESOME!!!
ReplyDeleteAmazing bgs Yvonne I have followed your tip of using residual mists :) The results are always Wonderful !
ReplyDeleteReally love the way you create your background using mists and stencils. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteAwesome saucesome ---always amazes me how your bgs look sooo stunning.....thanks, as always for the tips & tricks:):)
ReplyDeleteUsing the residual mist left on the mask is a super idea. I just got a new stencil and I can't wait to try out this technique. You gave me the idea of the day. My brain thanks you!
ReplyDeleteYou seriously come up with the most amazing backgrounds with all your stencils and mists.... and love that you don't let any of it go to waste. I think the residual mist look is super cool. Love seeing both effects side by side like this!
ReplyDeleteYou create the most AMAZING backgrounds!!!! I am always in AWE!!!!!
ReplyDeletewonderful BGs Yvonne :)
ReplyDeleteWOW Yvonne - these are fabulous! What a wonderful idea - you have such a creative mine!
ReplyDeleteYour bg are supercool and artsy.... Always spiking up your delightful pages, your tips and tricks are fab, thanks for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteThey all look amazing!! The different looks you get with the same masks is fabulous!! The layouts are all gorgeous!! Have a great day :)
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A Mermaid's Crafts
Love these! And thanks for sharing...I think I'm gonna have to give this a try! ;)
ReplyDeleteTo say I LOVE these is an understatement. It always amazes how me how you create your backgrounds for your photos. Always impressed beyond words.
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh, this is so awesome!!! I have always wanted to incorporate mists patterns on my scrapbooking backgrounds, but feel like I won't get much how of it. Boy, am I glad to stumble on your blog and found this post. So useful! Thank you for sharing your tips! By the way, I'm new here to your blog. Will have to come back to read your other posts as I am sure I can learn more about other tricks and tips you have shared. Have a wonderful day!
ReplyDeleteThis is SO cool.
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