Hop' you are having a nice Easter weekend and thanks for joining us on the first day of our mosaic week.
The DT is spoiling you this week as I have noticed just now, when I was uploading all the pictures for the week, that they have taken a lot of step by step pictures.
Starting today with Michelle and a lovely folder she made with metal....
Michelle says:
My folder was inspired by a fantastic folder Neil had made for his TH Stamps. His was finished off with alcohol inks and loads of fabulous bits and bobs but I needed a folder fast so I did a poor mans version!!!! One day I'll get Neil to show us how he made his arty version!!
Run a few left over scraps of mirror card through your die cutter with a selection of embossing folders
Stick down onto mountboard which has been cut to the size you need. Use PVA glue and make sure you stick all the edges down. Weight the pieces as you go to ensure it is well stuck down.
Trim to size
Paint with black Acrylic paint and leave to dry
When dry sand down with a sanding block until you are happy with the effect
Finish off the edges with sticky back cotton tape
Materials
PaperArtsy Fresco Finish paints: Little black dress
Various Embossing Folders (Check out our fantastic range here)
PVA Glue
Large book rings
See you tomorrow for some lovely cabochon
Fantastic idea! Feel the urge to get out the embossing folders and black acrylic for this. . . . . . A really lovely project. Thanks for the instructions - it makes such a difference.
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Oh Wow Michelle, this is brilliant! I have so many lovely embossing folders and this would showcase them beautifully.
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Lesley Xx
What a fantastic idea, i feel the need to raid my craft stash and hunt for my embossing folders.
ReplyDeleteThe miri looks fab embossed. A super project. x
ReplyDeleteThat's a brilliant idea!! It looks fab.
ReplyDeleteA great project.
ReplyDeleteThis is so gorgeous.
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Great idea, it looks great.
ReplyDeleteI love this, what a great way to use up scraps too... must give this a go... thanks for sharing x
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! Its nice to see embossing folders taking centre stage. Thank you for the instructions xx
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