The video was on the Faux Linen technique I highlighted a couple of posts ago. Here is the card I made:
I cased it from one I made with my upline, Tamara. She, in turn, had cased it from Wendy Weixler.
I just wanted to mention here, before I post the video, that I used a new embossing folder called Lacy Brocade on the white panel. The stamp set is called Stippled Blossoms, one of my very favourites!
And without further ado, here is my first Crafty Clues by Heather video tutorial, on the Faux Linen technique:
Hope you like it!
Stamps: Stippled Blossoms (w126745; c126747); Teeny Tiny Wishes (w115370; c127802)
Paper: Always Artichoke (105119), Whisper White (100730), Island Indigo (122923) and Glossy White (102599) card stock
Ink: Classic Stampin' Pads in Always Artichoke (126972), Pool Party (126982) and Island Indigo (126986)
Accessories: Pearl Basic Jewels (119247); 5/8" Organza Ribbon in Whisper White (114319)
Tools: Stampin' Sanding System (129367); Lacy Brocade Textured Impressions Embossing Folder (127819); Labels Collection Framelits (125598); Modern Label Punch (119849); Stamping Sponges (101610)
Lacy Brocade Textured Impressions Embossing Folder
Stampin' Sanding Block
5/8" Organza Ribbon
Kesten and I watched your video this morning and we loved hearing your voice (also the saxophone music). But I think you should listen to Dad's advice and use some more "colourful language." Boy, would that be exciting!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Heather! Great job on the video. It was a little tough to actually see the end results once you were finished, though.
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed the video, Heather - your nails look terrific so don't even worry about that at all....and you have nice long fingers!! It was all simple to follow and really clear....you'll sound more 'colourful' as you get used to being on video, I'm quite sure!
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