It was the first time some of the ladies had heat embossed - so was really fun. Below is a picture of the embossing close up. This "Paisleys and Posies" set is so beautiful and elegant when embossed.
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Showing posts with label heat tool. Show all posts
Showing posts with label heat tool. Show all posts
Saturday, October 22, 2016
October Technique Card - Heat Embossing
So we just had our October Technique Club meeting, and this month worked on learning heat embossing. Here is the instruction card they made for their Technique Binder-
It was the first time some of the ladies had heat embossed - so was really fun. Below is a picture of the embossing close up. This "Paisleys and Posies" set is so beautiful and elegant when embossed.
Check back soon to see the projects that we made at Club this month. ~Maureen
It was the first time some of the ladies had heat embossed - so was really fun. Below is a picture of the embossing close up. This "Paisleys and Posies" set is so beautiful and elegant when embossed.
Saturday, November 2, 2013
Fall Hostess Gift
Our final project at Club this month is this cute little package of tealights. We stamped the box randomly with leaves from Gently Falling and the spots from Gorgeous Grunge. Then we also stamped the same images onto tissue paper.
To make the tealights match the box, we punched a small circle for the wick to come through, then a larger circle as big as the candle to lay on the tealight. Then using our heat tool, we gently melted the tealight until the tissue paper melted onto it.
Then tied some Pumpkin Pie Chevron ribbon and added a "thank you". Wouldn't this make an adorable gift to leave on the plate of each of your Thanksgiving guests? I think so! ~Maureen
To make the tealights match the box, we punched a small circle for the wick to come through, then a larger circle as big as the candle to lay on the tealight. Then using our heat tool, we gently melted the tealight until the tissue paper melted onto it.
Then tied some Pumpkin Pie Chevron ribbon and added a "thank you". Wouldn't this make an adorable gift to leave on the plate of each of your Thanksgiving guests? I think so! ~Maureen
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