Lorraine

Verry nice.

Ooo just wanna touch these gorgeous Lou

They look very tactile. What did you use on them in the end ?

Well, at the risk of sounding like my girl - these are definitely my favourites! They are beaut!

These are lovely too.

yes, this wins 'best in show' for me too, its utterly fab and ought to go with anything.

Lovely colours Lorraine.

Lovely Lorraine, did you use the chip board one?

yummy, these are super ..

Thanks, girls.

Yes, they're a chipboard I bought especially for the swap (at the enormous cost of.....£1.65, lol). 3 colours of distress ink, then stamped, then crackle painted parts and then coated the lot with Modge Podge.

Lorraine wrote:Thanks, girls.

Yes, they're a chipboard I bought especially for the swap (at the enormous cost of.....£1.65, lol). 3 colours of distress ink, then stamped, then crackle painted parts and then coated the lot with Modge Podge.

Ah Modge Podge. I've never tried that. I've been playing with crackle paints
recently.

Modge Podge is fantastic stuff for sealing, coating, painting on, etc.etc.

so that's the idea behind textured alphabet. very nice lorraine.

on the subject of modge podge, next time i go to the states who wants to come and show me how to use it. my mom wants to cover a plastic lunch box with pics of elvis. thing is i didn't know how to use the modge podge.

Just brush it on, Jane or better still, use a foam brush. It'll dry clear.
You can use it as a glue too, so stick the pics on with it and then brush it over the whole lot.

Love these, great colours.

These are gorgeous, wow, fantastic job there.

I got modge podge when I first learnt to do decoupage candles. You paint it over (carefully) the image and it seals. Of course now I just use a heat gun and tissue paper !!!!!!

WOW Lou these are fantastic!!

I love the font you've used and you really did a lot of work on them.

lovely !! realy like these lorraine