This is a circle hop, so you can hop from site to site and eventually you will wind up on the same site you began.
If you hopped over here from Mary Eisen's blog you're in the right place.

In this layout, you can see examples of liquid glass being used to create the illusion of water drops. I used some in each photo. I also used them to highlight the grandchild whose photo I was taking in the crowded pool.


I even used the liquid glass to make bubbles in the letters of the word "waterpark" and to make a 3-D effect in the center of the bottom flower.

Now hop on over to Hailey's blog and see what she has created for you.
I never thought of highlighting the water with Liquid Glass....great idea! Thanks for sharing...
ReplyDeleteI love the highlighting! Great layout!
ReplyDeleteVery cool highlighting, especially on the photos!
ReplyDeleteI love how you used the liquid glass as water drops. Great idea!!
ReplyDeleteAwesome layout!! Great idea to use our liquid glass on the photos! Very nice!
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