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It’s a wrap!  All 4 videos have been shot and now are in the capable hands of Northlight!  One of the most exciting things was they had a clapper!   I looked around for the director’s chair and the beret but they were no where to be found.  Turns out it isn’t the 1940’s anymore.

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I discovered a new use for an iron…it can be used to get wrinkles out of clothes.  Who knew!  I usually just use it to for things like embossing powders and beeswax…

 

 

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The scariest, most intimidating person at the entire shoot was Smiling Bob!  Of course the anxiety may have been the camera right behind him.  Nope…it was that mustache!

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OOPS!  I still haven’t learned to put the cap on a bottle…there will be a blooper reel coming. You’d think I’d learned…but no….and then there was the paint on the face…and the uncontrollable laughter right before we started filming…

What could make me laugh so hard?  A blindfolded producer, Amy, who was such an incredible sport!Carolyn-dube-video-shoot-13The greatest treat of the whole journey was getting to know such a fantastic crew! Thanks Amy, Christine, Sam, and Aaron for everything!

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Be on the lookout in August for these videos!  My newsletter friends…you get the silly photo in the newsletter going out today (Sunday the 3rd) – so keep an eye out for it.  If you’d like to be a newsletter friend just sign up here.

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Creating Quick and Easy Texture on a Round Gelli Plate

Join me for a Colorful Gelli Print Party!This month’s Colorful Gelli Print Party is brought to you by a party…party fork that is!  One of the many reasons I love the Gelli Plate® is that you can use just about anything with it, including a plastic fork to create quick texture.

I’m also mixing the Deco Arts fluid acrylics right on the 4″ Gelli Plate®…I like the quick and easy way to do things!

Watch Quick and Easy Texture on a Round Gelli® Plate on YouTube.

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Want more inspiration?  Check out all the Colorful Gelli Print Parties. 

Want to see what others are making with the Gelli Plate?  Take a look in the Google+ community, A Colorful Playground.    And while you’re there – share what you’ve been making!  New to Google+? No problem! We’re all learning that together.

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Getting Ready to Film 4 New Videos with Northlight!

I’m popping up in all sorts of places lately….I’ve just wrapped up filming 4 videos with Northlight and I’ll be sharing all the little secrets like who scared me the most next week on the blog.  And I’ll have a few extra stories from it just for my newsletter friends.  If you don’t want to miss out on any the tales, it’s easy to become a newsletter friend.  Just sign up here.

I’ve got a guest post over at Create Mixed Media showing how a story emerged on a tag where I had simply been cleaning off my brush.

A story emerged on an old painty tag

I’m getting into my art journal with a little Gelli® Printing over at Unruly Paper Arts. In this video tutorial you’ll see how I make the print in my journal, and a few extra prints and then I share how I finished up the art journal spread.

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Join me for a Colorful Gelli Print Party!I’ll be back on the 1st with a new Gelli® printing video for this month’s Colorful Gelli® Print Party! See you then!

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