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  • Embossed Copper Tag Accents
  • From "Scrapbooking"
    episode SCB-365
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    Foil tags do double-duty, on this page, adding both a metallic and textured page accent.

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    A closer look at the embossed sunflower.

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    When working with metallic foil, a wooden embossing stylus provides better results than a regular stylus.

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    Hammering is a quick, easy way to texturize metal accents.

    Wendy Silver shares a technique for adding textured metallic accent tags to your page.

    Materials:

    Light brown, tan and dark brown cardstocks
    Two paper tags (one larger than the other)
    Background paper of choice
    Copper ScrapMetal
    Sunflower design stamp
    Stickers
    Blue button
    Hammer
    Wooden stylus
    String or fiber

    1. To create the sunflower tag, first stamp the back surface of the ScrapMetal using the sunflower stamp.

    2. After stamping, emboss the pattern using a wooden stylus.

    3. Next, create a textured tag by using a tag as a template. Trace around paper tag onto ScrapMetal. Cut metal tag from ScrapMetal sheet.

    4. Once tag is cut, flip over so that back surface is exposed. Use hammer to randomly texturize the tag.

    5. After hammering, flip tag and mount smaller paper tag on top. Tie string through both to fasten together. Cut square from patterned paper and layer on top. Embellish with sticks.

    6. To complete the page, mount photos on brown cardstock and use printed paper blocks as desired. Mount sunflower tag to brown cardstock and adhere to lower left corner of page.

    7. Complete page as desired.


    RESOURCES :
    Copper ScrapMetal (Once Upon A Scribble)
    Once Upon A Scribble
    Website: www.onceuponascribble.com

    Stamping on Metal and Leather
    Model: 3200
    "Stamping on Metal and Leather" by Suzanne McNeill

    The Metal Craft Book: 50 Easy and Beautiful Projects from Copper, Tin, Brass, Aluminum, and More
    Model: 1579901700
    Author: Janice Eaton Kilby

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