and was slightly lighter than the other ones, but that is probably because the first pull is always different. . Here is the third one, done with the 6".
Nice, huh? I just KNEW this would be a good tool. The 4" is good, too. I also like the tree, which I shot recently, I forget where. It is very late. I had better get to bed so I don't sleep through watching 40 kids take communion tomorrow afternoon. That would just not do.
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Nice prints-what is the complex cloth list and how do I find one?...oh and I believe, if I am not mistaken, that unless you are in the throes of religious ecstasy, falling asleep is entirely appropriate.
Where did you get the 6" and 4 " spreaders. They look somewhat like a Speedball Red Baron squeegie that I love but is 8"-9" amd am thinking of cutting one of several I have into smaller pieces, but if I can find something simular without having to break out the saw I would.
Wonderful print! Makes my fingers itch to make more experiments.
I'd like to know where you got the 4" and 6" size as well. I have a little 3", and that's all I've found around here. Thanks!
very nice, I'd better go looking for one of those spreaders. Home Depot, maybe?
Well, Rayna, I too would like to more about those spreaders, so I hope you will post about them! I love your tree prints!
Sorry to hear Molly has the Shingles. I have a whole new appreciation of them now. UGH
xo
spreader info coming soon, fans.
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