I had so much fun making my Dreamweaver Stencil card this week. I used a fun new metallic foil technique that myself and the other Design Team member learned at CHA in January.
First I dry embossed my Teacup Stencil (LG683). I applied pigment ink to the embossed area of the teacup. After inking well, I sprinkled Stuck On You bonding powder to my image and melted it with a heat tool. Once the powder was melted, I cut a piece of metallic foil to fit over the image. I placed the stenciled image and piece of foil in the middle of a folded piece of printer paper and ran it through a hot laminator. After coming out of the laminator, I peeled off the metallic foil and the beautiful foil was covering my stenciled image. I repeated the same process for the other teacup.
Once all of my foiling was complete, I paste embossed the Eyelet Border (LM175) and Blowing Leaf Border Stencil (LM282) onto the edges of the teacup with Pearlescent Paste.
I wrapped the beautiful Creative Impressions ribbon around my creation, stuck a beautiful Dreamweaver decorative pin, stamped my sentiment with a fabulous stamp set from Skipping Stones Design.
Thanks for taking a look today. You will see on the sidebar all of the other Dreamweaver Design Team members....See where there creative muse took them today....
Have a great day!!
9 comments:
Cute card and the sentiment is great! I'll have to look into that line of stamps.
You know I love it! Awesome job girl. Love your talent and love you!
Beautiful teacups Taylor. Such enchanting colors too. Awesome job.
Great technique on the teacups, Wendy. It's one of my favorite stencils
Fabulous teacups, absolutely DARLING!
Nice card Wendy, I haven't tried that technique yet, but I need to soon!
Love that sentiment, Wendy! Wish I could see the teacups in person.
WOW! I am seriously impressed. FANTASTIC work! I always love seeing your art and this one is just wow. You elevated that Stampee. I would really love to get my hands on whatever color you used.
This is Lynell writing from Pam's computer. This is a darling card! Those teacups absolutely POP with that technique.
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