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On the first one, the leaves were the only thing printed on the deli paper, so the turquoise background is showing thru.
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On the third one, the silhouette of the girl was masked off when I gelli printed the page, so you see the old book page thru her.
I was surprised at how difficult the phone book paper was to rub off the tape. I do packing tape transfers a lot and by far the easiest to get really clean are glossy magazine images. They practically slide right off after they've been soaked a few minutes. Even after 10 minutes in water, I had to scrape with my fingernail just to get the phone book paper started, then rub like crazy for several minutes to get it all off. I like the way it looks but it was a pain.
COOL IDEA!
ReplyDeletethese are lovely. the phone book transfers are very cool, but who knew they would be so stubborn?
ReplyDeleteLove these!
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