The show included the launch of Karantha mould and our new crafters shapes. Along with Jewel enamels and the Colourful thoughts mega mica powder pots. The presenter was Nigel.
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Closed spiral mould using silver jewel enamels (heated with a melt pot)
rose mould -black Hearty air dry clay -painted and dusted with mica powders..sample pieces by Pat
Periwinkle mould black Hearty and dusted with mica powders and then a sweep with brilliance ink
white hearty overpainted with colourful thoughts paints... closed sprial mould
bruised, bashed and batter creative stamping shapes... inked and layered
friendly plastic (periwinkle mould) and supported on a bruised/coloured creative stamping
creative stamping shapes with peeloffs and then painted over and infilled with colourful thoughts mica powder
peeloff on a creative stamping shape, overpainted with mixed colourful thought mica powders and then embellihed with a white Hearty moulded rose
double layer and drop technique.....Build up 2 layers of clear diamond jewel enamel and drop and sprinkle colored jewel enamels into the hot molton surface. whilst molton, gently place a red rubber stamp into the surface to give an impressed image
Dear Sarah,
If I had known you had lost/mislaid your glasses I would have brought my spare set around. (Any excuse to have a play with you – oh dear, you know what I mean).
Love Pat
Great show this morning and great inspiration. I love your calm nature in demoing, I’ll have to record this afternoons show.
Katie x
Sarah, I have watched with baited breath all of your demo’s on C&C, and have to say that I am totally smitten with your products, and your ideas for using the. I have been paper craft ing for several years, having moved on from cross stitch, knitting, crochet etc., and have found recently that I was getting bored with just using paper! You have opened up a wonderful new world for me for which I shall be eternally grateful. Off now to play….what fun! Regards,
Sandy
I am in pure heeavn when sewing. Weather it is quilting, sewing home decor or cloths – and now sewing on paper! I was sewing long before I was paper crafting but I love both. Not a problem because in so many ways the two meld together now!
Thanks for the nice ctnemmos about B’s invitations. I just wanted to tell you I cut the octopus out at a scrap book store. They had tons of die cuts. I just had to buy the paper there and the use of the cutters was free. The name of the store is Archivers. I don’t know if you have one, but maybe have something similar..-= georgine´s last blog .. =-.