March 11, 2008 by Cyndi Lavin
Filed under Home & Living
Technique Tuesday!
I used a piece of masonite board as the substrate for this collage. I love how strong it is, preventing warping when you’re using heavily manipulated papers like these.
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You make it sound so easy! I’m going out to buy a piece of masonite. Your tipe are very helpful. Thank you.
It is! Not everything I make turns out to be some sort of masterpiece, but it’s usually fulfilling enough to keep me going
This is very cool Cyndi. Love the background, the colors, and the shapes. Thanks for the tute.
Whoops, forgot to mention that I especially like the Bible verse on there.
And it’s so true.
My pleasure!
Do you use the rough side or the smooth side?
This time I used the smooth side, but I don’t really think it mattered that much since the entire surface was covered with textured paper. Papers seem to adhere quite well to either side, although the rough side sucks up a bit more glue!