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Twinking H2Os
I would love for you to let me know what you think,
I thank you in advance
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Permalink Reply by Donna Dixon on -
Love your work! Great tutorial on Twinling H2Os! thanks!
I live in Embrun Ontario, Canada and I breed Lhasa Apsos! Also board and groom other small dogs, so of course, your puppy caught my eye!
Cheers!
Donna
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Permalink Reply by Gerri Kellar Fraterrigo on
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Michelle...love your cards and love "twinks". They are one of my favorite ways to add color to my cards. Cute dog also.
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Permalink Reply by Joyce on -
Great tips. I never thought about painting the color on the jar. Such a good idea. Your cards are wonderful
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Permalink Reply by Linda DesGroseilliers on -
Michelle, I also love Twinks but have had a couple of problems with them. I have found mold has grown in some of them. I live in Florida and my Twinks live inside with me in an air conditioned house so I don't think it's heat that caused the problem. (I also paint watercolors and know that paints in my palette can mold so always store my palettes in the refrigerator - my husband just has to understand!!) I noticed that you store your Twinks upside down. I used to do that but found that I later could not open some of the jars because the wet paint inside dried around the top and sealed the jars closed. Anyone else have these problems? Any solutions, suggestions??? I should add that, despite the problems, I still buy and use Twinks because nothing else can give the same results. I do love them!
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Permalink Reply by liliana benza on
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me gustaron mucho tus ideas. Me agradaron las tarjetas,.Me encanta hacer tarjetas eliz cumple y no abandones tu capacidad de crear. Liliana desde Cordoba, Argentina
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Permalink Reply by Terry Debbie on -
Thanks for your information. Bought H2O's and never really used them. Love your work. Thanks for sharing.
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Permalink Reply by Yenni Natalia on
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ohh i have been thinking how to colour with this..will hop in to you blog now!!!
thanks in advance!
hugs
yenni
http://scrapcollector.blogspot.com/
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Permalink Reply by Jeannine Savard on
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Linda
When I purchased my
Twinkling H20s , I was told to make sure they air dry prior to putting on the lids or to store them facing up without putting on the lids. I have never had a problem with them.
Jeannine
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Permalink Reply by Stampin Stacy on -
I demo for a company when they come to this area for conventions and I always told customers to store their twinks without the lids back when they carried/sold them. Twinks dry to a hard cake surface and it will not hurt them to be open, it gives the a chance to dry completely. I have had mine this way for years with no problems, still just like new. You can take the lids and "keep" them in a zip bag in a drawer for transport to crops, shoe box swaps, etc just be sure to uncap them again when you get home.
I have mine all lined up in shoe box lids on a shelf and since they are uncapped I tend to use them more. Being a visual person I can immediately see the colors when I grab my "tray", also I am more likely to use them because I don't have to cap and uncap them everytime I want to use them.
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Permalink Reply by Debbie Reid on -
Thanks for this! I have one Twinking H20 and I didn't know what to do with it! Now I do! :)
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