I'm still trying to work with the Alizarin Crimson, I've found you have to let it dry a little before you add additional layers. This is the last one in the cherry series.
Oh, I love your 'cherry series' Mary! I'm sorry I hadn't tuned in since the oranges on the square plate, which I love. Thank you for the sweet comment back at my place... I'll stay in better touch!
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