WW1 challenge for December is
WHITE
+
GREY
+
MASKING
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GREY
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MASKING
This is my beautiful cherub when he was a wee tot. I just love the dribble on his chin. A feature in all 3 of my boys. Luckily my little girl didn't acquire the habit.
I have never used grey as such on a LO and I just loved the result. I had used mist on the doily for the masking but I didn't really like the full white of the doily mark. I had moved the doily to the side a bit and thought, that looks kinda ok like that.
It was also a great colour combo to use for a baby boy LO.
Today I saw on The Boxx a little note from Karen Shady saying that I had won her challenge (as per post below). Yey, $10 Boxx voucher coming my way. A little shopping will be had by mwah.
Anyway, it is humid and hot in Melbourne. Hope it is a bit nicer wherever you are.
It was also a great colour combo to use for a baby boy LO.
Today I saw on The Boxx a little note from Karen Shady saying that I had won her challenge (as per post below). Yey, $10 Boxx voucher coming my way. A little shopping will be had by mwah.
Anyway, it is humid and hot in Melbourne. Hope it is a bit nicer wherever you are.
Jasx
Congrats on your win! YAY!! Gorgeous LO - love the doily :-) :-)
ReplyDeleteLove your LO Jas... so soft and sweet... thanks so much for joining in at WW1 and congrats on your win... well deserved... it's a gorgeous LO!! :)
ReplyDeleteCongrast on your win Jas!
ReplyDeleteLove your LO for WW1, its really striking, and I agree, just perfect for a little boy LO! The masking looks sensational! XXX
CONGRATS ON YOUR WIN !! well deserved... love your WW1 page .. gorgeous work ... it's a great idea it really extends everyone don't you think ??? have a great xmas -- hugs x
ReplyDeletethis is just stunning , your misting looks fabbo, CONGRATS on the win as well
ReplyDeleteWOW this is amazing Jas!!!! Love how you have done your masking and what a gorgeous photo! Thanks for playing along at WW1 :) xo
ReplyDeleteps...CONGRATS on your win! WTG :)
beautiful LO Jas, love it!!
ReplyDeleteum.. WOW.. I totally love how you have masked that doilie and then used it on your page.
ReplyDeleteyour just to clever Jas.
thanks for playing along at WW1.
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