Online Techniques Class – Faux Leather

Thursday, October 11, 2012

Today’s Online Technique is called Faux Leather. There are a couple of different ways to create faux leather and the one I’m doing today uses Fun Foam. You can purchase fun foam at any craft store.

Here is the card being made today in the video:

The trick to getting a nice stamped image into your fun foam is to make sure to get the foam good and hot before stamping your image into the foam. You will also want to have your stamp well inked and ready to go before heating your foam. You also want to hold your stamp onto the foam for a little while to get a good impression. I also sponged the edges of my foam after stamping to give it more of a leather look.

Here is the video on the technique:

Here is the recipe for the card:
Stamp Set:
Zoo Review #122197 $22.95 or #122199 $16.95
Teeny Tiny Wishes #115369 $36.95 or #126792 $26.95

Ink:
Early Espresso #126974 $5.95

Card stock:
Early Epsresso 119686 $6.95
Crumb Cake #120953 $6.95
Very Vanilla #101650 $8.50

Accessories:
Heat tool #129053 $29.95
Fun Foam local craft store
Big Shot #113439 $99.95
Square Lattice Folder $119976 $7.95
Stamping Sponges #101610 $3.50
Word Window Punch #119857 $15.95
Modern Label Punch #119847 $16.95
Neutrals Brads #119736 $6.95

If you would like purchase the supplies to do this technique please go to my Online website HERE to place your order.

Thanks for ordering and for checking out my blog.

Make sure to come back tomorrow for the Faux Metal Technique. To do the Faux Metal technique you will need some aluminum foil, glue stick, whisper white card stock, big shot, impressions folders or punches.

Thanks for stopping by and have a great day!
Glenda

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