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2013.01.16

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thanks for the answers g. I am looking forward to learning the difficult technique of the PT transfer on the tag that you said is frustrating. Also the gel transfer on a slide. Lots to look forward to!!

I have a couple of questions...

On my set of Xmas tags I won from you last year,(which after i cleaned up my room, are now all out on display)! You used some of the clear ultra thick embossing powder, some of them have cracks in it..did you just bend it when it was dry or stick it in the freezer to crack..i love that look

I have noticed that on a lot of your layouts/tags/index etc that you often have little bits & pieces eg: on your layout posted 24.10.12, the one with a lot of pics of yourself, there are a lot of astrological type symbols down one side. Are these rubons? or stamps? Also on the little album for Jesyca's surgery, there are little images of insects, an ink bottle and an old typewriter (think that was on something else). Are these rubons on stamps?

Also..... (I did warn you, lol!) you often have words, little phrases, numbers, things that say for eg: "Fig 1..." are these also stamps, rubons??

What is your fav brand of rub ons, and do you have some stamps that you use over and over again?

I know all that is a bit of a mouthful...but I Just keep thinking of things to ask!
Thanks heaps!!!!
Also, I appreciate you letting us ask questions Gloria..thanks! :)

Dear Santa define naughty!!!!!!!!! LOL.

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