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  • Faux Tile Embellishments
  • From "Scrapbooking"
    episode SCB-416


    PHOTO
    Project by Grace Taormina.

    Use stamps and thick embossing powder to create beautiful tile-like embellishments. See how one layer looks like droplets of water, learn how to create a crackled tile look, and see how repeated layers turn your stamped designs into shiny tiles.

    Materials:

    Walnut Hollow wood book with metal hinges/screws
    Rubber Stampede Paper Plus Decoupage Finish (57001)
    Rubber Stampede stamps: SN Shell (3621H), Monogram Alphabet Set (3902), Tropical Leaf Block (3595C)
    Rubber Stampede black crafting ink pad
    green and blue pigment ink
    blue and ivory handmade paper
    Ultra Thick Embossing Enamel (UTEE)
    embossing heat tool
    white card stock
    watercolor paints
    paint brushes
    craft knife
    deckle-edge scissors
    glue stick
    hot glue gun and glue sticks or foam dots
    seashells and/or starfish

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    PHOTO

    Figure A
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    Figure B
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    Figure C
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    Figure D
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    Figure E
    1. Decoupage cover of scrapbook with torn handmade papers and decoupage medium (figure A).

    2. Stamp two copies of the shell onto heavy white card stock using black ink (figure B).

    3. Watercolor the images (figure C).

    4. Trim one of the stamped images with deckle scissors (see again figure C). Set aside.

    5. Cut out the other shell image and set aside.

    6. Stamp several Tropical Leaf block images on card stock using green and blue pigment ink.

    7. Stamp the word "Florida" on card stock with the alphabet stamps.

    8. Use the embossing ink pad to cover each of the stamped designs with embossing ink.

    9. Sprinkle embossing powder and tap off excess (figure D). Heat with embossing heat tool until powder melts (figure E).

    Note: Repeat the process three more times to achieve thick, glossy tiles. To achieve only the raindrop effect, emboss once or twice. To achieve a crackle effect, emboss once or twice and then bend card stock until powder cracks.

    10. Once all stamped images have been embossed, attach embellishments to cover of book with hot glue or foam dots.


    RESOURCES :
    wood album
    Walnut Hollow
    Website: www.walnuthollow.com

    rubber stamps, stamping products - Rubber Stampede
    Rubber Stampede
    Website: deltacreative.com


    GUESTS :

    Grace Taormina
    Vice President of Product and Creative Development
    Rubber Stampede
    Website: http://deltacreative.com

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