Let’s blend some more!
I hope you had a great Saturday! I got a lot of organization done in my craft room, so I’m feeling pretty accomplished! I’m back today with another Halloween blend with Distress Oxides – and another of the Halloween Cut File overlays.
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feeling batty
Today’s blend is great for Halloween, and other occasions. It’s more of a sunset style with yellow-oranges and purples. I like that this one is straightforward, so if you’re new to blending it’s for you! The overlay will also help cover any choppy as it’s a peek-through style image. Let’s take a look at the project!
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Halloween Distress Oxide Blend #2
Pin this image to remember the combo for later. Then, gather up your supplies so you can follow along with today’s video!
See how the overlay will cover any harsh lines? Even though I’ve done this in rows from top to bottom, you can have fun exploring different ways to create this blend. It’s only paper and ink, so go for it! I’ve got another step-by-step on blending this panel in an all new Crafter’s Toolbox video.
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Love the sunset colors you used and thanks for the tips on ink blending.
The bats look awesome combined with the colors you used! Great effect!