I have also noticed that if you do not push down and expel a large amount of the ink, the pen does not fill in or cover up the wonderfully etched details that are present on many of the Leaky Shed Studio chipboard pieces. You can see an example of how these designs are still intact on the Barbed Wire Border and Tiny Horseshoes that I used to help develop the theme of my layout about my husband and our horse Woody.
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I hope this inspired you to try using a Krylon Gold Leafing Pen on your next chipboard project. We'd love for you to share your chipboard creations with us on our Leaky Shed Studio Facebook page!
HUGS!
Juliana
Wow wow wow! This is beautiful! LOVING the colors and love love love the horseshoes and barbed wire!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat layout Juliana! Perfect chippies for your photo!
ReplyDeleteHow cute is this?!!! And it has a horse on it! Congrats on the DT spot! Hugs, Katrina
ReplyDeleteGorgeous page, Juliana!! Love how you used the Krylon pen on your chipboard! The special relationship here just shines!! ~ Blessings, Tracey
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely love this page Juliana!! Gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteI really need that pen! so beautiful
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