R & D, Part Two

I am certain that some of you are pretty tired of hearing me talk about the "Doodle, too" classes, but I assure you that I am on the edge of being done and almost ready to give you all of the details, and 90% finished with the handouts and technique sheets, well, that is until I got a box from Tracy at Helmar...

The first of many products I will be playing with is the Helmar Decoupage, which is very similar to the "other product" I had been using (rhymes with bod dodge). 

 
and I thought it would be a good idea to conduct a little R & D on myself.  Here is a little look into one of the projects that I will be including in the "Doodle, too" class.

Now, some of you are expressing your concerns regarding "my writing" and that "your book will not look my book" because your writing is not like mine.

Well, you know that I always tell you that "if your book looked just like my book, then it would not really be your book" and that rule still "kinda" applies to this class, BUT I do have some techniques and "new products" that will help your book look a little "similar" to my book...so I hope that helps...but that is all I can say for now, you know...until I can tell you more.

THANK YOU Helmar....There will be many more projects to come!

Comments

[SusanC]

I so hope Doodle Too shares some of your writing for us to use - I love your writing! I cannot wait to hear more!

[Martha Richardson]

I can't WAIT!

[Cim Allen]

I am so excited about Doodle Too .. I'm ready for it !! I need it now .. I've been so flippen creative and I want to do it while my mojo is still with me :) Have a great day !

[Yuzz Yusof]

love your work, so amazing...

[Connie]

I have a question about the "other stuff" as I find most of my pages stick together no matter how long I let them air.

Does your new product have the same effect, and, if so, what can I do about it ? I ended up tossing out the pages in my album because of this :-(

Any thoughts on this ??

Thanks !

[s]

Hi Connie...
You need to make sure that EACH layer dries ALL THE WAY before starting the next or it will "never dry". You should try drying each part with a heat gun before going to the next step.
Hope that helps!