Hi lovely peeps, Karen P here to talk with
you today. We are a week into our FAUX CLOISONNE challenge and
I'm here today to share some tips and variations to this super fun and easy
technique. So let’s get started, shall
we?
Katy D
1. Use an outline stamp.
2. Be aware that this technique is very addictive! If you are struggling to create this is a great technique to jump start your creativity. Katy now has a stock pile of Faux Cloisonné cut outs because she could not choose which one she wanted to use. Katy now has sunshine, flower, and other things for future projects!
2. Keep the colourful backs of your Christmas cards.
3. Take a second look at all packaging; some paper bags are really gorgeous.
Julz
1. Instead of magazine pages, try DSP, business cards, or paint chips.
2. Experiment with different colours of embossing powders.
Mynn
1. Use textured papers for a different take on this technique.
2. Add glossy accents to create an enamel look.
3. Try using wrapping paper for fun holiday patterns.
4. Use white glossy paper, emboss it, and then use alcohol markers to colour different areas.
Karen P
1. Use a dust buddy to wipe across the page you intend to use.
2. If your stamp has thick lines heat the image from underneath because you will get a smoother looking embossed line which looks better on your faux cloisonné.
3. If you don't want to rip up your magazine pages pick up a copy of the free magazine from your local supermarket.
Happy Stamping my friends and ttfn Karen P
Katy D
1. Use an outline stamp.
2. Be aware that this technique is very addictive! If you are struggling to create this is a great technique to jump start your creativity. Katy now has a stock pile of Faux Cloisonné cut outs because she could not choose which one she wanted to use. Katy now has sunshine, flower, and other things for future projects!
Rocky
1. You can use paint colour charts to get perfect
graduations of colour in flowers. Guaranteed colour matches every time.2. Keep the colourful backs of your Christmas cards.
3. Take a second look at all packaging; some paper bags are really gorgeous.
Julz
1. Instead of magazine pages, try DSP, business cards, or paint chips.
2. Experiment with different colours of embossing powders.
Mynn
1. Use textured papers for a different take on this technique.
2. Add glossy accents to create an enamel look.
3. Try using wrapping paper for fun holiday patterns.
4. Use white glossy paper, emboss it, and then use alcohol markers to colour different areas.
Karen P
1. Use a dust buddy to wipe across the page you intend to use.
2. If your stamp has thick lines heat the image from underneath because you will get a smoother looking embossed line which looks better on your faux cloisonné.
3. If you don't want to rip up your magazine pages pick up a copy of the free magazine from your local supermarket.
Here's a card our Mynnette has made
with some of the tips and variations …
with some of the tips and variations …
Thanks
for stopping by and don't forget to link up your FAUX CLOISONNE creations in the original challenge
post found HERE!
Happy Stamping my friends and ttfn Karen P
