Reddish pink base with purple paint past.
All three of these sheets were pretty much done the same way. I took the comb and held it length wise with the teeth pointing to the left of the paper. Starting on the left side - I was using my right hand - start at the top and make a zig zag motion all the way down to the bottom. Then start agin at the top and go down to the bottom, etc... till the whole sheet is finished. I happen to like this pattern quite a bit. You can make your zig and zag wider or tighter.
I must confess, sometimes I'm lazy. I've never taken the time to make my own paper. BUT NOW...... :-) I think I would do this technique!! Thank you for sharing it!! Not too difficult, nor expensive, nor time consuming! My kind of paper making! Thanks again!
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Hi Elizabeth. Thanks for the tutorial I will definitely try this type of paper at some point as i do like the effects. Thanks also for being kind enough to add a link to art freebies on your side bar. I really appreciate that
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I love visiting your blog. We are in a lot of the same groups, so it's fun to see what you are doing with the techniques, challenges and swaps. Thanks for sharing!!
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Lovely examples, thanks for the lessons. xoxo
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