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Dylusions Dy-Cuts Art Journal

Hi Lovelies,

This week's edition of Art Journal is very special, stunning and unique!
We can't get enough of all the textures and colours going on in this page! We just love this. 



This wonderful page features the Dylusions 'Dy-Cuts' which are quirky and colorful pre-cut shapes which make the perfect addition to any art journal page!


You probably can already guess what paints we have used this week...
The stunning, vibrant colours which are leaping of this page, are of course, Dylusions paints!


When you take a closer look at you can see the texture and elements which have been layered to create this stunning page. A script stamp is perfect for layering and can fill in any gaps where you think something might be missing but not quite sure what!


Helen has scattered some of the new Dina Wakley 'Collage Words' across the two pages. These are great as you can add a sentiment to your page whilst still allowing the colours from the background to peek through.


The Stampendous 'Delicate Daisy' stamp is also a feature in this weeks art journal page. A few rough strokes of paint on top the stamp outline and you have a beautiful little flower which matches perfectly with the theme of the page!



Helen's Art Journal pages are truly something of their own. They are always her own designs and each week there is something new. If you wish to make it to one of these classes and learn some exciting new techniques, please contact us to book your seat.


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  1. Judy T24 March 2018 at 10:18

    Can’t wait til I have more time to join these classes! The stunning colours just jump out at you from the page. And all the detail is amazing. Good job Helen. Looking forward to seeing more creations on the blog spot.

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    1. The Scrap N Patch21 April 2018 at 01:08

      Thank you Judy! We can't wait to see you more in classes, always fun to have you around!

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