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This month's Zoom with the Group of Seven Cardmakers was messy but
gave fabulous results.
There are instructions and a video link at the GOSC site along with some of the
cards the group has done using this technique.
The first step is to add some sticky sheet to a piece of cardstock and press
gilding flakes into all the sticky and burnish it. I used a scrubby pad that came with
the Indigo Blu gilding set I bought several years ago.
After dry embossing it, we swiped with black permanent ink.
The other gals got much better results with the ink. I'm thinking my inkpads
may need some refreshing.
I cut my piece to get two cards. Here is the second...
You can put two gilded pieces in the embossing folder back to back so you
get an embossed and a debossed side. I got a picture of both before I put them on cards.
This shows the debossed side better.
Or is it the embossed side?
I hope you'll check out the website and the other Group of Seven Cardmakers cards.
It's always interesting to hear what tips and tricks the others have found
in the process of doing this technique.
If you try this technique we'd love for you to link it at the site so we will be sure to
see what you did and hear how it worked for you.
Card Recipe (card 1)
Stamps: Sentiment Strips (Alt)
Ink: Black Stazon, Encore Gold
Paper: Neenah Solar White, Gold Foil, Black, Vellum
Other: Indigo Blu Gilding Flakes (Chariot of Fire, Eton Mess), Sticky Sheet (Sizzix), Vintage Wallpaper EF (ret SU), Drifting Side Butterfly (MB), Wildflower Die (TH), Gold EP
Card Recipe (card 2)
Stamps:
Ink:
Paper: Neenah Solar White, Gold Foil, Black, Vellum
Other: Indigo Blu Gilding Flakes (Chariot of Fire, Eton Mess), Sticky Sheet (Sizzix), Vintage Wallpaper EF (ret SU), Palm Fancy Die (HA)
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