Happy May!!!
This months basic training goes out to all the gardeners, happily mucking about in the soil. Nothing adds to a garden like a little brickwork or a rockery. Here's a four step tutorial that will have you adding bricks to your paper projects in no time.
This months basic training goes out to all the gardeners, happily mucking about in the soil. Nothing adds to a garden like a little brickwork or a rockery. Here's a four step tutorial that will have you adding bricks to your paper projects in no time.
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Supplies:
Three strips of double sided foam adhesive, 4 inches by 1/2 inch
(Elmer's has a lovely roll of foam adhesive 1/2 inch wide.)
Thin toilet paper (preferably NOT quilted.)
Three colors of water based ink pads.
Glossy Accents
Thin toilet paper (preferably NOT quilted.)
Three colors of water based ink pads.
Glossy Accents
Paint Brush
Step 1: Remove adhesive cover and apply toilet paper, tear to size.
Step 2: Dab with ink pad. Let dry.
Step 3: Paint with Glossy Accents. Let dry.
Step 4: Trim into 1/4 inch strips.
Build walls, bridges, and other structures with your new supply of self-adhesive bricks.
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Stop by my blog Scrappin Chaos for a list of supplies.
Scrap On!
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Great idea Charity!! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteVery clever!
ReplyDeleteI am so thrilled that you shared how to create those cute bricks!
ReplyDeletetoo cute! i love it!
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