Did someone say PARTY?
Crop Chocolate Products Used:
Wintertime Paper from Echo Park
Fancy Pants 10” Delight Stamps
Making Memories Slice Vinyl
Zing Embossing Powder in White
Tim Holtz Distressed Ink in Festive Berries &
Evergreen Bough
Glitter Paper (VERY old)
KI Memories Alpha
Non-CC Products:
Versa Mark
Tim Holtz Distressed Ink in Black Soot, Mustard Seed, Chipped
Sapphire, Dusty Concord
Sizzix eClips (for Die Cutting)
Marvy Heat Gun
Craft Tray
Instructions:
Begin with Making Memories Slice Vinyl & cut image out. Place new mask on a piece of Grey Wintertime
Cardstock. Using Tim Holtz ink with one of the long skinny stamps from the
Fancy Pants Delight set, begin on left side of page, stamp from top to bottom
re-inking as necessary to, repeat with all colors. Done with Color ink, get out
the black & stamp around mask with floral images, make sure you goall the
way around the mask for it to look best when finished. Using a paper towel,
wipe excess ink from mask working from outside in. Using butterfly wing with
VersaMark, press stamp into VersaMark then stamp onto page close to “ear” area,
generously sprinkle White Zing embossing powder; repeat with other butterfly
wing by opposite “ear”. Working over craft tray, tap off excess embossing
powder & return to container. Using embossing gun, work from backside of
paper to melt the embossing powder. Let mask cool completely then remove eye
area from page. Ink in eyes using Tim Holtz Black Soot with a Tim Holtz
distressing tool with a foam pad. Remove mask from cardstock. Decorate the rest
of the page as desired, I chose Mardi Grad Beads along with a photo ofmy
younger son mounted on Giltter Cardstock.



Embossed masking?! Love it! Love the flowers around the mask too!
ReplyDeleteLove your LO! This was a great tutorial, as usual, Paula. I like the use of the FP stamps. I have them, but haven't used them yet. Maybe I will for this challenge :)
ReplyDeleteI can't hear the video but I read the description,sounds like something I am going to try! Thanks Paula!Love this layout.I am hoping that the parents choose to do Mardi Gras for grad this year!
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