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Old 06-30-2007, 07:40 AM   #1  
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Cool Liquid Applique?

I was checking out some Xmas cards (I know it's early) and saw a few done with the Holiday Woodcuts set-- they used liquid applique on Santa' sbeard to make it look fluffy. What is liquid applique, where do I get it, and how do I use it?
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Hi! I am not an expert, but I'll tell you what I know. LA is like a gel, it comes in a tube. When you heat it with your embossing gun it fluffs up, that's probably what you saw in the cards. You can choose to heat it or not. I bought some from SU, they had it in a winter mini catty, but I have seen it some craft stores. I hope that helps.:p
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I bought mine at Walmart in the fabric paint section.
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I've used Liquid Applique a number of times. I find it is great for snow, beards and the typical uses for the white. They sell it in colors, but I have never seen any but white. I have used a little bit of re-inker to color the white and then applied with a brush.

This colored the Applique, but I was not able to spread it in a fine line like it comes out of the tube. But it still heats and puffs.

I've also added some glitter while it was wet (before I heated), and it mostly stuck.

Worth having alittle fun!

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They also have them at JoAnn Fabrics.
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Default another technique for liquid applique

Another cool technique is to use the colored LA or add a bit of reinker to white and brayer it onto cardstock fairly thinly. Even go in a couple different directions. Then heat it slightly with the heat gun being careful not to burn it. The result is a paper that feels like suede.
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Love this stuff! Scribing' to the thread for more FUN ideas!!
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