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Mar
21
Here’s a wonderful way to get even more out of your alcohol makers, try water coloring with them. By rubbing the markers on a non porous surface, like glass or plastic you can use a water brush or wet paint brush and pick up the color for a pretty, soft look. Visit the Stampendous blog for all the details on this technique.
-Heather
By Heather Holbrook
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