Wood shapes

[KarenBinPa]

I see a lot of these, but how exactly do you use them for card making? I googled but didn't find anything.
Thanks so much.
Karen

[madameplushbottom]

you can stamp on them or just use them as is - like you would any embellishment on a card. https://www.google.com/search?hl=en&...61.YECtABQK_mg

[stamphappy1650]

I think of them the same as a paper die cut.

If I want to cover them with ink I apply a layer of Gesso so I have a white background for the ink so that the ink is a true color. I also cover with paper.

[Denverkat276]

I had some butterflies and dragon flies, I stained them with some alcohol ink and glued them on a mini album. They look so cute. I'm lovin' the wood.

[Diane Long]

You can use for mixed media on canvas, with texture pastes. Or for a highly dimensional layout in a shadow box

[buddy'smama]

I had one shaped like a dog. I put it on a card, but wasn't too impressed or happy with it. Made the card to heavy, to me.

[stampin stacy]

I have some Woodsie shapes and I've embossed them before, just spritz with water and then wait a few minutes. You want them good and damp on the top layers but not dripping wet. Finer detailed shapes might crack or chip though.

[KarenBinPa]

Thank you for the tips and link. They are in all the craft stores and I've always wondered about them!
K