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Old 09-14-2007, 08:04 AM   #1  
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Lightbulb embossing with glue - Blog Tutorial

Hello,

I have these two tutorials I did on embossing with glue up on my blog and thought you all might like them:

http://paperbouquet.wordpress.com/20...cil-embossing/

http://paperbouquet.wordpress.com/20...rse-embossing/

Hope you all can use them.

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Old 09-14-2007, 09:58 AM   #2  
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Neat techniques! I'll give them a try. Thanks for sharing!
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Thanks..always love new techniques!! TFS...g
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Wow, Olivia, both techniques are great! I would have never tried the glue stick. I simply assumed it would all melt away and there would be a globby mess left. TFS!!
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Olivia, thanks so much for showing your technique, don't know how you all come up with such great ideas. Thanks bunches.
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Hi everyone.
I'm glad you all liked the tutorials, I hope to do a couple more in the near future.
Oldierbest, I actually came up with the brass stencil technique while attempting to find a way to use up some not-so-sticky glue-sticks. I never used any of my brass stencils before I came up with this technique.
Also, I would love to see how everyone uses these techniques, if you want to post links to galleries/blogs/picture-trails etc. (or PM me) that would be great.
Thanks to everyone who posted replies!

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Thanks I have to try that. I'm embossing this weekend and will have to stick this in my to try pile.
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I love this thanks.
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TFS!! I've often wondered about embossing with glue...I wasn't sure whether it would bubble up or not. Glad you had the guts to try it (and then share with the rest of us chickens...or, at least, this chicken!!)
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I used lightweight spackling cmpound (from Lowes) with a brass template
You can add food coloring,but not too much
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Michelle, thanks! Once I discovered that so long as it was wet you could emboss with it (disclaimer: no kerosene or other highly flammable substances please;) ), I just took off. : ) I've used melted wax and UTEE, water, gel-medium, white glue, acrylic paint, and (of course) the glue sticks.
Patricia, cool idea! Keep on adapting it, and have fun. : )

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