1) Scraper board and embossing folders.
2) Metal tape on card with alcohol inks and then embossing.
Today at the sister club in Tadworth we happened to do the second option which was great for me, although I do have the supplies to do this at home
3) However, we also had the chance today to have a go with gilding flakes. This is something I have only watched on TV up to now and have been pondering buying, especially with Christmas looming. It was great to have a go.
One issue which raised some comment in the class was the "shelf life" of Flitter Glue. One member got hers out the other day only to find it had gone quite hard. She contacted IndigoBlu who said they only had a 6 month shelf life, I can only assume this is after opening for the first time! The class organiser then had a look in hers and it too had gone quite hard.
And finally, here are Claire and Michelle sorting out all the lovely stash they bring each week for us to play with. Thanks for great classes both of you.
5 comments:
Well I never!!!!! Flitter Glu has a shelf life of 6month?????? I have had mine for about 4months now and its still ok but getting 'tackier'. Why oh why don't they sell it in smaller posts. You would have to go some to use up a pot in 6months!!!! Sorry...needed to get that out of my system BJ x
Saying all that you can use a glue pen if you want fine lines or just a touch of flakes. Stamp & Bond works too!
Glad you enjoy your classes and tried something new my lovely xxx
You are lucky to have classes near you BJ, happy crafting x
Gorgeous makes sweetie, both techniques look like such fun. Both are on my 'to try' list tee hee. Your club looks fab too, so glad you are enjoying it my lovely. Hope you are feeling a bit better now?
Huge hugs x
I've never seen this before, and I love what you did!
rinda
Whooo, how nice to have a craft club local...looks fun!
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