Then printed it out.
To the back of the text I added white pastel
I then placed the text onto some black scrapbook card, and traced over the letters.
Ooh, how clever.
Exhausted by my herculean efforts, I was in desperate need of a snack, what better than a healthy piece of toast, with Custard Creams on top.
For the final stage, I drew over the letters in white pencil.
Hey presto, chalky writing on a scrapbook page. Now I need to persuade Wilbear to take us to Duxford for a photo opportunity.
That effect is amazing!! I'm waiting to go shopping for a new glut of crafty mags - they seem to take ages to hit the shops by us. Your brekkie looks rather lovely!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea for blackboard effect.
ReplyDeleteNot sure on brekkie? You will be busting out of your onsie soon. LoL
clever idea Podgy, but not sure about the snack.
ReplyDeleteGill x
That's great Podgy - such a clever idea :-)
ReplyDeleteNot so sure about the brekkie though - bit too sweet for me !!!!
Hugz
IKE xxx
That's a good craft technique. I shall have to find a reason to use it.
ReplyDeleteHi Podgy and all at the house of bears,
ReplyDeleteWhat a great technique I am sure we will all find somewhere to try this out, thank you for sharing
Ria
Hi Bears, I was just wandering around your blog and enjoyed myself so much I've become your newest follower :) I just wanted to let you know and to say hello, so hello to you all!! Love Claire xx
ReplyDeleteWelcome, mind you don't wander into the wall of chocolate over there -----> oops!
ReplyDeleteAh... so that's how it's done - brilliant tutorial, Podgy, thank you! And that's quite an original snack too... in-ter-est-ing!
ReplyDeleteAlison xx
Don't knock it 'til you've tried it. ;)
ReplyDeleteThat's a brilliant technique and very well executed, Podgy - your stumpy paws must be very dexterous.
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