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Free
Paint 3D Poppies Guide
by Ruth Collis
Paint Super Simple 3D Poppies
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Guide
1. Get the thickest gel medium possible
2. Add your desired poppy color to the thick gel
3. Put your paint mixture in a pastry bag
4. use cake decorating tips to make the 3D shapes
5. Dry on a non-stick surface to peel off easy
6. Paint a fun background
7. Peel & Place your poppies on the painting
8. Glue with archival glue made for paintings to last
9. Varnish
For more, now see the FREE
short video course on YouTube here:
($30 Value)
Paint Super Simple 3D Poppies for Beginners
Learn :
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Where to get bulk amounts of thick gel for cheaper than in stores
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What cake tips make this simple poppy flower
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How to get the most air bubbles out of your paint bag
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A good non-stick surface to use
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A good setup for easy & fast work flow
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How to get an artistic background easily
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How the "Peel & Place" method works
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What archival glue to use
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How to varnish a 3D painting with the least brush lines, no filmy air bubbles, & other hazards to avoid
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