A big thanks to Rebecca over at the Crafting Mistfit for inviting me to this GREAT blog hop.
It is all about a new technique or using a new material. I have been wanting to try this Faux metal technique. This technique can be done in silver, gold, copper any color will work. You need Versa Mark or any Watermark stamp pad and embossing powder and matching card stock.
It is all about a new technique or using a new material. I have been wanting to try this Faux metal technique. This technique can be done in silver, gold, copper any color will work. You need Versa Mark or any Watermark stamp pad and embossing powder and matching card stock.
Start with 5.5x 4.25 paper cover complete with versamark then with the embossing powder
next heat the embossing powder
this is the result
let the paper cool and repeat 3 to 4 times
next cut into 1.25 squares you will need 12
Arrange the squares in the embossing folder
of your choice
select the most appealing element
the squares will amazingly look like metal.
apply these to black or dark card stock
leave small gaps to look like grout lines
the center a black mat 2.75 x 4.25
blue layer 2.5 x 4
white 2.25x3.75
page 76 Stretch Your Imagination 3"
Saying from Scrappy Moms Stamps EveryDay greetings
a sheer white ribbon and a little bling
Melissa at http://craftygator.blogspot.com/
Sue-Ann at http://sueannscrafts.blogspot.com/
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to start from the beginning
don't want to miss any stops along the way.
Great job! This is a really cool! I cant wait to try it! Pleasure to be a part of this hop with you!
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Sue-Ann
sueannscrafts.blogspot.com
This is so neat! I think I need a shopping trip now, thanks for the inspiration! It's been great being a part of this hop with you, I'm a new follower!
ReplyDeleteMeg @ craftingwithmeg.blogspot.com
Awesome job on your card...what a cool technique...TFS
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What a great technique! Great tutorial,too!! I'm following now!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great job! I really like the way you created the tile look. I'm a new follower and hope to see more of your work. I'm sorry I didn't list you at the end of my blog. I will try and fix it.
ReplyDeleteThat turned out beautiful.
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wow - that is very cool! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI have never even heard of this technique! It tuned out beautiful:-)
ReplyDeleteWoow what an amazing technique Love how it turned out TFS
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This is gorgeous! TFS!
ReplyDeleteWhat a neat technique. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing, this came out beautifully! Love how your stamp matches the embossing folder.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool idea.....love this technique....will have to try it....thank you for sharing....
ReplyDeleteGreat technique, will have to give it a try.
ReplyDeleteHugs Sue x
Wow, love this technique and will definately be trying it myself. Love the card it's so stylish and sophisticated
ReplyDeleteLove Nicola xxx