DISTRESS OXIDE COLOUR COMBINATIONS - Picked Raspberry

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  • Опубликовано: 1 дек 2024

Комментарии • 13

  • @whichwitchhazel
    @whichwitchhazel Год назад

    These are my most favourite blends yet, they look so yummy

  • @elainehunt2573
    @elainehunt2573 Год назад

    Lovely clean and fresh combinations xx

  • @shellyt9620
    @shellyt9620 Год назад

    Made my day! Love the color combinations. Thank you!

  • @michelegourd5742
    @michelegourd5742 Год назад

    Love the color combinations!!

  • @bonnerdebbie
    @bonnerdebbie Год назад

    Beautiful combos Lou, thanks so much!

  • @paula-xmoonlitfaeryx
    @paula-xmoonlitfaeryx Год назад +1

    Lovely combinations. The 4 colour is like a fiesta on card... very funky. Love the softness of the 3 colour too. Thank you Lou x

  • @debcopland1096
    @debcopland1096 Год назад

    More great combinations i have done every combination you have done my pile is growing but its good to have so i can just flick through them for a combo thanks lou

  • @elainegoodwin2810
    @elainegoodwin2810 Год назад +1

    I love the effect of oxides ….I’ve been card making for a few years but since retiring I’ve become more experimental and only just this year included oxides in my stash and love colouring card backgrounds so your videos are so helpful…thank you very much for your time showing us what these beautiful oxides can do

  • @doodlebertdesigns
    @doodlebertdesigns Год назад

    Love these combos, would have liked to see the purples against the picked raspberry, especially seedless preserves.
    Didn't realise I had been waiting for this colour until I started watching and said at last... 😅 Thanks for all your work on this series.

  • @savannahstarcher
    @savannahstarcher Год назад +1

    I recently found out that distress oxide exists 😂 and I'm obsessed gonna go broke 😂

  • @joannelind6682
    @joannelind6682 Год назад

    Oh I love these colour combinations. Why isn't there a picket fence in the oxide range?

    • @LouCollins
      @LouCollins  Год назад

      Because picket fence ink is the same ‘make up’ as an oxide, a dye and pigment hybrid, it had to have pigment in it to enable the white to show up on coloured cards. The other inks are just dye based. It was the inspiration for the rest of the oxide range!