Day two of our shrink plastic week with Isa'Art and a beautiful tag. Isa used the shrink plastic as a centre for her flower and will show you how to shape your shrink plastic as you are heating it.
Let us know what you think.
Stamp your image on Shrink Plastic and cut it out.
Place it on a washer, hold it with a tool of your choice (that won't melt), here Isa used a Ten Second Studio ball tool (usually used to work metal) and heat the Shrink Plastic with a heat tool.
Isa then cut fabric flowers with the Sizzix die, layered the flower and the Shrink Plastic centre and added a bead.
Tip of the day
Make the hole in your shrink plastic before heating it (with a large hole punch or the largest setting of your Crop-a-Dile). It will shrink when you heat it and be hardly visible.
If you forget, you can use the Crop-a-Dile to make the hole afterwards too, but it will be bigger as it would not have shrunk.
Finished tag
Material
Ten Second Studio Ball & cup set
Tim Holtz Alterations dies: Movers & Shapers large die Tag & bookplates
Spellbinders die: Classic scalloped circle
Sizzix Die Originals Circles 4
Crafty Individuals stamps: CI-305
Impression Obsession Cover-a-card stamp - Gingham, Thin stripes
Rub'n buff: Antique gold
Remember that we offer 10% off all shrink plastic this week. Click here to find it on our website.
See you tomorrow
Lovely tag & thanks for the instructions on curving the SP. I would never have thought of using a washer.
ReplyDeleteSo gorgeous Tag.
ReplyDeleteHugs Riet.xx
Lovely tag and great idea to shape the plastic.
ReplyDeleteooooh this is a fabulous idea ! magnifique !
ReplyDeleteCracking flowers and tag x
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