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Old 01-18-2005, 10:00 AM   #1  
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Default Anyone know how to do this??? 'odd request'

Hello everyone,

A friend and I are possibly going to be making graduation announcements for our homeschool group and one mom asked if we could make the cardstock look like... are you ready??? camouflage!!! the greenish/brown with leaves kind.

Any ideas on how to do this? use a brayer? Or a dryer sheet? haven't played yet, thought maybe you genius ladies might have a few ideas

Thanks for any help/advice...

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Old 01-18-2005, 10:08 AM   #2  
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Maybe you could do the polished stone technique with the colors you want? Or maybe direct to paper? I know it wouldn't come out exactly the same, but I'll bet with the right colors, everyone would recognize it.
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hmmm....there's a background stamp by SU that is supposed to look like animal print (Leapard?). You could ink different camo colors on it and stamp it a couple of times. Or maybe even polished stone in those colors without the metalic.
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they sell camo Scrapbook paper at hobby lobby. you could do a single page either quartered... or halved.. of cardstock for weight, then layer a piece of the camo over it. then print the words on vellum.

anyway, just an option!
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Another idea to add to the great ones here...

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they sell camo Scrapbook paper at hobby lobby. you could do a single page either quartered... or halved.. of cardstock for weight, then layer a piece of the camo over it. then print the words on vellum.

anyway, just an option!
That was my advice too. I bought some to make my hubby a covered comp notebook that he has NEVER used! LOL
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Default anyone how to do this? odd reguest

I wanted camouflage for a scrapbook page so I started with creamy caramel cs ad using the earth element spots I just did the direct to paper. If you want it to have leaves you could stamp with fancy foliage using earth element colors until you had the look you wanted.
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Check out the tutorial for Faux Leather under SCS resources. That could make some cool looking camo.
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Maybe you could try this:
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