To give the otherwise flat flowers that element of dimension I used a fat ended dry embossing stylist and rubbed on the back side in a circular motion while on a thick padded surface (fun foam/mouse pad works perfect).
Sunday, March 23, 2014
Lollydoodle To Do Set
Look at this super fun Lollydoodle project I made. The project was designed by Gail Vought, a CTMH sister of mine. The daily to do tablet came from Michaels.
To give the otherwise flat flowers that element of dimension I used a fat ended dry embossing stylist and rubbed on the back side in a circular motion while on a thick padded surface (fun foam/mouse pad works perfect).
To give the otherwise flat flowers that element of dimension I used a fat ended dry embossing stylist and rubbed on the back side in a circular motion while on a thick padded surface (fun foam/mouse pad works perfect).
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I like the inside of your flowers, Heather! Did you use a different Cricut flower cut for those?
ReplyDeleteThe inside flowers a last minute addition, when I realized it was missing something. I was at a crop and in all honesty a used a few punches that were with in eye shot. To duplicate it again though I would use my Cricut just like was used for the bigger flowers.
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