Hi Friends... Todays Techn{ink} Tuesday
Faux Silk
This Techn{ink} took less than 2 minutes and although I was a
little uncertain about it in the beginning, Im so excited about how it came out.
Lets get started
First you will take a clean piece of Tissue Paper and cut it down
to the dimension you will need, I used a 5" x 5 1/2"
You can use which ever stamp you would like, but
here I used Music Notes (#120327) with
a little help from my Stampin Around Handle (#102971)
and dipped into More Mustard (#126964)
Once that was dried I crinkled and wrinkled it into the little ball you see
I unwrapped and did it a couple times to get my Tissue Paper
very wrinkled
I simply unwrapped the Tissue Paper
**do not flatten and roughen out any wrinkles**
and I adhered to my 4 1/2" x 5" Very Vanilla cardstock
using my Glue Stick (#104045)
Once this was done, placing the card upside down to avoid ripping,
I trimmed this portion of my card to its final size of 3 3/4" x 5"
using my Stampin Trimmer (#126889)
After adding a few embellishments, I attached to a final cardstock
of Not Quite Navy (#101722) cut to 8" x 5 1/2" and folded in half
Heres our final card and I enhanced the photo a bit to show the Faux Silk Detail.
I think it came out quite beautiful. This card just sings to me,
I hope you enjoyed this quick
Tuesday Techn{ink}
Cardstock: Very Vanilla #101650, Soft Suede #115318,
and Not Quite Navy #101722
Ink: More Mustard #126964, Not Quite Navy #126971 and
Crumb Cake #126975
Stamps: Timeless Treasures #120615 and Music Notes #120327
Crumb Cake #126975
Stamps: Timeless Treasures #120615 and Music Notes #120327
Tools: Big Shot #113439, Labels Collection Framelits #125598, Decorative Label #120907, Stampin Trimmer #106959, Stampin Around Handle #102971,
Taffeta Ribbon #109070, Victoria Lace #118481, Glue Stick #104045, Dimensionals #104430 and Snail Adhesive #104332
I love your instructions. Nicely done and beautiful technique.
ReplyDeleteThanks Melisa, I hoped they weren't too much, I appreciate the feedback ;)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card....love this technique...thanks for sharing
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