Hi, everyone! Today's Friday Free4All Challenge over at Splitcoast is all about pot.....haha, wanted to see if you were paying attention!!! I'm talking about flower pots of course....happy spring!!!
I created this magnet five years ago for a Flower Soft Tutorial on the Our Daily Bread designs Blog, but never posted it on my own blog or gallery. I used Flower Soft Gold Peel Off Stickers, Country Taglets, original 'Lilac' Flower Soft, along with 'Raspberry Fizz' and 'Citrus Crush' Flower Soft from the Ultra Fine line, an EK Success Scripture Sticker, and May Arts Satin Ribbon (tied with a Bow Easy).
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Hi, everyone! Today's Ways to Use It Challenge at Splitcoast is to use some sort of glaze on your project. As soon as I saw the new flip flops from Our Daily Bread designs, I knew I wanted to make some magnets for my mom, the Flip Flop Queen, and for my own refrigerator as well.
The largest images from Flip Flop Fun were stamped twice onto light brown cardstock; one image was cut out with the ODBD Custom Flip Flop Die Set, the 2nd just the straps were cut out and popped up with foam tape. The dies were traced onto a magnet sheet and cut out by hand so that they would be a smidge smaller than the paper; the adhesive was peeled off and the magnets were adhered to the back of the flip flops. After coloring and shading, Glossy Accents were used to coat everything and turquoise gems were added for decoration.
The next photo shows the flip flop magnets amidst part of our vacation collection.
I will definitely try again and make some more colorful ones....these were kind of a trial and error, but turned out good enough to share.
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Hi, everyone! Today's Friday Free 4 All Challenge over at Splitcoast is to use gold on your creation. This is a four layer cross which I made into a refrigerator magnet. The cross image (approx. size is 3-1/2 x 4-1/2) is by Holly Berry House....they make all kinds of beautiful stamps for 3d projects. I stamped the cross four times using Versamark, sprinkled Ranger Gold Detailed Embossing Powder over the Versamark, tapped off the excess powder, then heated with my heat gun to emboss the images. I then cut out all four crosses, smaller sections each time. Once they were all colored (with SU markers), I popped up the layers using 3M foam tape and added a few pearls. In order to make it a magnet, I stamped the cross image onto a magnet sheet and trimmed it out with my paper snips, then adhered it to the back of the cross.
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