Fun Flock not so Fun
...my teddy bear has mange.
Well, that's what it looks like, at least. I fun-flocked a bear in teddy bear brown, and, while it's completely covered with furry stuff, the bear looks like it has mange. I guess it's because I colored it with Prisma pencils and gamsol and left some shades of light and dark so that when I fun-flocked it, he looks like he's losing patches of fur--- and not in a "cute" Velveteen Rabbit sort of way, either. Ahhhh, back to the Fun-Flock drawing board.... If I get a pic, I'll post.. Adriene |
A friend of mine told me about flocking but I can not find it anyway.. Where did you get your flocking powder?
She lives out of state so she is supposed to send me some but I was jsut wondering if there is a site to order it on . |
Hugs, Adriene!
I'm sure that your teddy bear looks cute. I can't wait to see a photo of your creation. |
Try just flocking the whole thing, with out coloring it and I usually try to keep my glue inside the stamped lines, so it doesn't cover it.
Good luck! |
When I use fun flock I dump it on the adhesive and then put a scrap paper over the "pile" and actually push the flock into the adhesive. It seems to get a thicker layer of the flock. I'm not sure if that would help or not. :)
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But that's where I got it! Adriene |
Thank you, everyone for your ideas. I didn't think to Flock without coloring- thanks, Heather!
Any other ideas out there? I prolly won't get to post a pic until tomorrow-- I'm at my "day" job, thinking about cards- LOL!! |
The one I have from Joanns has directions to let it set overnight, and then heat. That's what I usually do, but the one time I was too impatient to wait, it turned out horrible! HTH :)
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MY FRIEND JUST SENT ME A BUNCH OF COLORS OF FLOCKING. I AM NOT SURE HOW TO USE BUT WILL BE EXPERIEMENTING SOON. I WILL ASK HERE WHERE SHE GOT IT. THERE ARE MANY MANY COLORS. I HAVE NOT REALLY FIGURED OUT IF I CAN POST THE WEBSITE THAT SHE GETS IT FROM. I SENT HER A EMAIL AND IF ANY ONE IS INTERESTED IN KNOWING THE ANSWER PM ME.
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I haven't used it yet- but it seems like a cute way to accent cards. Did you figure out a way to make it "more fun" ? |
I have done flocking. I never heated mine..the only heating I ever do is with liquid applique. For the flock, I used a zig 2 way fine tip glue pen to fill in the area I wanted flocked. I dropped the flock on it pretty heavy. I let it sit for a minute or two, then gently pressed on the flock a bit. I waited at least an hour or more before gently brushing off the excess flock. I was left with a beautiful soft image that was filled. I have used this for hearts before on valentines, for a rubber ducky I wanted yellow, for a bear I wanted brown. The stuff is really cute!
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