It's Friday F&F lovers, and that means it's time for the Friday Focus! Anita Houston here to bring you another video tutorial for a technique called Dylusions Perfect Splatter, which uses Dylusions Ink Sprays and Perfect Pearls Pigment Powders to create a gorgeous effect for a background.
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If you like what you see you can order the Pigment Powders from the Funkie Junkie Boutique this week and get a 15% discount from the already low price.
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When I saw this earlier on Anita's site, I watched it whilst having my breakfast. I can thoroughly recommend watching this! Hope you have a great weekend
ReplyDeleteExcellent tutorial and beautiful tags. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteI just can't get enough of your tutorials, Anita. Another wonderful learning experience. Gorgeous work - I especially love the dark one and the way you die cut the gold mesh ribbon is brilliant. I never would have thought to do that and it looks utterly fabulous! Thanks for your amazing work on behalf of Frilly and Funkie!
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Linda
Standing ovation to you Anita! That tutorial was terrific and can I pick a favorite?? Absolutely NOT...they are ALL fantastic. Thanks so much for another morning of inspiration!
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Lisa xx
Anita you are a star. Gonna have to play with this technique now! Love the way you embossed your tags to really bring out the best in the colours. Hugs, Buttons x
ReplyDeleteAnother fantastic technique video! Thank you, Anita.
ReplyDeleteReally very very nice tags and another fantastic technique video.Thanks Anita
ReplyDeleteGreetings Janny
Beautiful technique, can't wait to try it, have to purchase the 'refresher' haven't heard of that before - always something new LOL. TFS love all your tags!
ReplyDeleteStunning tags and great use of Perfect Pearls! I love those babies!
ReplyDeleteIsn't it amazing what different looks you can get with the same products, just based on color? I love the contrast here... there is something for everyone, for sure. Great tute!
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