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Flirty Flamingo Part 1: Marble Technique

Rise and shine, beautifuls!! It's Day 1 of the Techniques week! I hope you are as excited as I am. 
Follow along with the tutorial and post comments. Each comment gets you added into the raffle pool. At the end of the week, I'll pull out one name and the winner gets an ink pad for free!! 

This is the card I made using the marble technique! Check out the instructions below and you can use this technique too. It's really easy!! I promise!


Step 1: Grab a shaving cream, shake it up, get something to pour it on! 


Step 2: Spray the shaving cream around on a plate. 


Step 3: Get the ink refill colors that you want and drop colors onto the shaving cream! 


Step 4: Take a whisper white cardstock (colors show up best on the white, but you could use this on any paper)




Step 5: Scrape away the shaving cream ! 


Step 6: Dry and clean out the paper, and you've got your marble paper! It really is that easy! 



Alright, see how easy that was. Go do it! No excuses! If you don't try it now and you keep putting it off, you'll never do it. 

This is the part 1 of the tutorial that makes the Flirty Flamingo Card. This paper is what I used as a background for my flamingo card! Part 2 to come later. 

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