Hello there, good to see you! I hope you are having a great weekend. So, I am excited again today as I have my second process video for you today. It has taken me a while to get this second one up, I had it filmed a while ago. However, life got a little busy with a holiday, a job interview and then a birthday. But things have settled down a little, which meant I could edit and do the voice over. I created three cards, all with abstract backgrounds using TonicNuvoo mousse.
These turned out lovely, very modern and contemporary and I think suitable for either gender. Great to have in your stash ready to use when you need them. So I hope you enjoy the video, and there are some links below for some of the supplies.
For links to some of these products, see the end of the post.
Abstract backgrounds using TOnic Nuvo Mousse Card Process video
Abstract backgrounds using TOnic Nuvo Mousse Card Photos
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Abstract backgrounds using TOnic Nuvo Mousse Card links*:
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Addtional Supplies:
White card base- 3 A6 cards (UK size – around 5.75″ x 4.2″), acrylic blocks, sentiment stamps, Sentiment dies (Celebrate – Lil’Inker, Happy – Altenew, Happy – Lawn Fawn), Spatula, Tonic Nuvo drops (Black, Silver, Duck Egg Blue), Tonic Nuvo Embellishment Mousse (Old Navy, Platinum Silver, Aquamarine, Burnished Bronze), Black and natural twine.
TO SEE ANOTHER project like this, CHECK OUT THIS POST HERE.
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