That is a really cool tutorial and you all have done a great job!

This technique could make for some interesting scrapping papers and embellishments.

I forgot all about putting it on paper or texture until I came to post.
Oh well ......next time.

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Rusty

You all do GREAT work!

Just an FYI, just found out I will be going to Savannah, GA this weekend to see my kids so there won't be a Saturday Knight Challange next Saturday.

I'll will come up with something maybe better than what I had in my mine.

Again, good work all.

Thanks,

Have a good trip!! I will miss you Saturday.

For those who wants some paper to use. These are 600 px wide by 800 px in height. I made these for this challange and forgot to post them until I read Rusty comments.

White line paper


White line paper crumble


Yellow line paper


Yellow line paper crumble


Thanks Suzi for the kind words. Just think, no homework next weekend.

Ah but when DH works nights and weekends, I look forward to things to do!!!!

It's Sunday morning, but I had to try one more.

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Thanks for the papers....I love papers. Have a wonderful time in Savannah. It's such a great town.

I can't wait to try this!! Love everyone's images.

Kimi,

The way I see it, you started this, many moons ago when I started doing your challanges/homeworks.

Anyway, I took this challange one more step. I turned the visibility on the next to last layer and moved it to the top, went into filters->Brush Strokes->Crosshatch, layer Blending Mode to Multiply and lower the Opacity. Then added a New blank layer on top. Add color to the new blank layer using a Chalk brush. Once that was done (trust me it look like ... really bad) I then went into Filter->Blur->Gaussian Blur and push the Radias to 31.7, which cause a smooth blending to take place. I then texture the layer with Sandstone (repeated the texture about 5 or 6 times) and this is what I ended up with. Kind of looks like a chalk effect.

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looks really nice, Dane. going to gave to try that, also.