This was a unique video and I made it a little simpler to achive by tweaking the process a little, if you want to see the original video you need to take the class.
Over at Online Card Classes there is a class going on right now called Stretch Your Dies.
If you would like to check it out or sign up click here.
I am using Lawn Fawn's Stitched Snowflakes and Leaves dies along with some Water color paper.
I am using this water color palate and the USPS did a real beating to it but it still works OK after I took out all the broken pieces.
I recently purchased some cheap wash cloths from Wal Mart to help not use so many baby wipes in my crafting room.
First I water down my piece, I have it taped to an old baking sheet.
Then I just drop in color and let the water do most of the work.
After I add all the color I use my mister to spray more water on and tilt the pan a bit to help the color blend and move more.
I let this dry naturally about an hour while I worked on more class projects and then cut out a bunch of leaves and snowflakes.
Got more then enough for my two cards.
I ran them threw my machine twice to ensure good cuts and it worked for me.
I temporarily adhered them to some copy paper then ran threw my machine again with a circle die.
Here I lightly traced the circle on my panel and then transfer to the circle, when the panel is dry and gently erase the lines.
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Added some coordinating sentiments and some embroidery thread, rounded the corners and added some foam on the back.
Some basic supplies I use I purchase from Hobby Lobby or Micheal’s with coupons or on sale
Hobby Lobby brand is called The Paper Studio
their website is http://www.hobbylobby.com/home.cfm
Micheal’s brand is called Recollections
Target Store siet http://www.target.com/
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