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I love the look of telescoping cards, but they seemed impractical for Technique Classes due to the potential for error ~after~ coloring, but I decided to try just stamping the image first and running the StazOn only image through the Big Shot. (Here is a link to Holly McMillen's telescoping card tutorial on SCS.)
So in my version....I layered the images together and began coloring AFTER they were all set up. That way I'm sure I saved a bit of coloring/only colored the image once, and there was no danger of a mistake ruining an image that had been colored. If a customer makes a mistake on the Big Shot, she'll only need to re-stamp the image and try again! I think it looks okay done this way.... :)
The first and third layers of framelits.
The second and fourth layers of framelits.
I sponged all the edges and open space in Pool Party before I began markering the image.
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