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Julie Warner - Georgia
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| Upload Date |
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Sun 09 Sep 2007 10:00:05 AM CDT |
| Stamp Credits |
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•Noshi Bundle 0634-126P
•Thinking of You-Asian 1495-300A
•Woven Rectangle 1648-316K |
| Other Supplies |
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Embossing powders:
Chartreuse EP207
Gold Detail EP168
•Glitters:
Green Iris G1068
Navy G1079
Parisian Mist G1037
Spirited Green G1070
•heat gun
•Inks:
Clearsnap: Ancient Page Coal;
Tsukineko: Stazon Black & Encore Gold
•Markers:
gold leafing pen
•cardstock:
black glossy,
cobalt blue,
printed paper (woven pattern),
scrap of metallic gold paper
•mica powders in blues, greens and silver (Pearl-Ex)
•adhesives:
Sakura Quickie Glue Pen 99202,
school glue (white or clear gel),
double sided adhesive or glue stick for attaching cardstock layers
•mini gold brad,
metallic gold thread,
corner punch,
Good Luck symbol punch,
1/8” hole punch,
bleach in a fine mist spray bottle |
| Instructions |
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1. Make a molten metal background piece as follows: generously spread school glue on a 2 ¾” x 6” piece of black glossy cardstock. Sprinkle small amounts of various colors of mica powders over the glue. Sprinkle with Green Iris glitter. Use a stipple brush to blend and cover the cardstock with the glue/powder mix. Heat with a heat gun until most of the bubbling stops. (Note: place your stipple brush immediately into water to keep the glue from hardening.) While still hot, sprinkle some Chartreuse embossing powder randomly over the surface and heat once more. When cool, trim to 2 ¾” x 4 ½”,edge with a gold leafing pen. Reserve the cut off portion.
2. On a 3 ⅜” x 4 ⅝” piece of black glossy cardstock, stamp the Noshi bundle using gold ink and emboss with detail gold powder. Use the glue pen to fill in some areas and apply the different colors of glitter. (Note: you will have to fill in and glitter areas one color at a time to keep from contaminating the colors.) Use the good luck punch in the lower right corner. Edge with the gold leafing pen and use the corner punch to notch the edges. Wrap a length of gold thread around the corner notches and secure on the back. Attach the reserved molten metal piece face up behind the good luck punch out.
3. On a piece of shrink plastic, stamp the greeting on the clear side of the plastic using Stazon ink. Cut out a tag shape around the greeting and punch a small hole in the tag. Edge with the gold leafing pen and use the heat gun to shrink it. Attach a scrap of metallic gold paper, face up, on the back side of the shrunken tag. Punch a small hole beneath the center of the noshi bundle. Run a length of gold thread through the tag, into the hole and secure on the back. Secure tag with adhesive. Attach a gold mini brad in the same hole.
4. Lightly spray a 3 ½” x 6” piece of cobalt blue cardstock with the bleach and let dry. Using black ink, stamp over the bleached piece using the woven rectangle, changing directions as you cover the entire piece. Edge with the gold leafing pen.
5. Attach a 5” x 6 ½” piece of woven patterned paper to the front of a 5” x 6 ½ “card. Attach the bleached and stamped background close to the left edge. Attach the molten metal background ½” from left edge and ¼” down from top. Attach image piece ¼” from right edge and ⅝” up from bottom. |
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