This weeks project is a tea cup card that has been glazed to look like porcelain. But before we get on with the project I have more news….
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This Weeks Project
TYPE; TEA CUP CARD WITH SPOON AND TAG
TIME; 1 1/2 HOURS IF YOU FOLLOW THE WHOLE RECIPE
INGREDIENTS;
2 x A4 sheets card stock in white
1 x Print and cut cup kit – click here to buy
Piece of silver mirror card 15 cms x 4 cms (6” x 2”)
Double-sided tape or glue
Small piece of ribbon
Ultra Think Embossing Enamel (UTEE)
Transparent stamping pad
Heat gun
RECIPE;
- Cut out the base tea cup card blank from white card and set to one side – you may want to print the inside message of your choice before cutting out
- Cut out the spoon from silver mirror card
- Cut out the print and cut tea cup, saucer and tag, attach the tea cup to the saucer using double-sided tape or glue
- Using your transparent stamping pad, stamp the whole of the cup and saucer, try to ensure you don’t miss any bits
- Sprinkle cup and saucer with embossing/glazing powder
TOP TIP - it is a good idea to place the cup and saucer on a large piece of paper to do this, it makes it easier to pour the excess back into the jar.
Shake off excess powder and return to jar - Use your heat gun to gentle heat up the powder until it melts and forms a glaze
- Repeat steps 4-6 until you have an even coverage and the surface is shiny (It took me two coats)
- You may need to leave the glazed pieces once dry under a heavy object overnight if the sides have curled/distorted
- Attach the glazed cup and saucer to the card blank using double-sided tape or glue
- Thread ribbon through the cup handle, around the spoon handle and through the hole in the tag and tie in a bow
SHOPPING LIST;
- Card - http://papermilldirect.co.uk/
- Versamark Watermark Stamping Pad – Tsukineko
- Ultra Thick Embossing Enamel (Clear) – Ranger Ink
- Tea cup die-cut – Lavenders Blue Design, Sewing set
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Thanks for the great tutorial! Love the card!
ReplyDeleteHi BrendaLea, you are welcome, glad you like the card :-)
ReplyDeleteFrom a simple A4 card, I can't believe you can make something super beautiful like this. Good job.
ReplyDeleteThanks Anne, one of the joys of card making is taking a piece of plain card and making something you feel proud of :-)
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