Faux Cloisonné
Enamelled Buckle Topper
Flower Vase Card
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Here are two more lovely examples from Carole Cann, using the fabulous faux cloisonné technique she demonstrated in the July ’09 issue of Craft Stamper.
Enamelled Buckle Topper
Materials
- Magenta stamp: Deco Vase (40261)
- Gold embossing powder
- Woodware gold fun foil
- Antistatic bag
- Versamark inkpad
- Bazzill card stock – Buttercup
- Cosmic Shimmer pigment powders – Mustard Green; Winter Chestnut; Kiwi Green
- Bazzill Chips – Ribbon Sliders
- Cuttlebug folder – Swiss Dots
- Black card
- Glossy Accents
Ink the stamp with Versamark and lay it with the rubber facing upwards. Place the chipboard on the section of the stamp you wish to transfer. Gold emboss and ‘gild’ following the step-by-step tutorial in the magazine. Paint with Kiwi Green Cosmic Shimmer powder and glaze. Leave this to dry thoroughly. Thread a piece of card through the buckle and mount onto an ATC-sized card over a buttercup coloured strip that has been run through a Swiss Dots Cuttlebug embossing folder.
Tip...If you have a large area to cover with glaze, spread it with a small paintbrush, but not too thinly.
Flower Vase Card
Materials
- Magenta stamp: Deco Vase (40261)
- Gold embossing powder
- Woodware gold fun foil
- Antistatic bag
- Versamark inkpad
- Cosmic Shimmer pigment powders – Mustard Green; Winter Chestnut
- Cuttlebug folder – Swiss Dots
- Glossy Accents
- Bazzill Buttercup DL base card
- Bazzill cardstock – Red Robin
- Black mount board
- Corner rounder punch
- Small hole punch
Stamp, emboss and ‘gild’ the Deco Vase onto the black card. Stamp three more flower heads. Colour and glaze all images and dry. Cut out the single flowers. Layer the vase onto Red Robin card that has been embossed (Swiss Dots). Emboss another 2cm strip and round the two bottom corners. Stick on as shown and add the three separate flower heads. Punch three small circles and add to the design.
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Updated: 22 May 2009