jacobs coat card technique
Not to toot my own horn – but I do have to tell you how proud I am about this – it’s a technique I have not seen on the internet so it is one I made up!! I’m calling it Gilded Leafing Embedded Image Technique. I wanted to show lots of different ways to use the new Gilded Leafing Embellishment that became available in the new January to June 2021 Mini catalog (#154560) featured with the Fine Art Floral Suite, it is a gorgeous, delightfully soft gold leaf product that sticks to anything sticky so there are so many ways to use and adhere this to add unbelievable shine to your projects! In this Card sample, I started with a half sheet 5 1/2″ x 8 1/2″ of Poppy Parade cardstock (#119793) Scored at 4 1/4″ with my Stampin’ Trimmer (#152392) and creased the fold with a bone folder (#102300). I then adhered three layered Die cuts from the Perennials Petals Dies set (#154321) to the upper center of the card front and covered this embellishment with varying lengths of Tear and Tape Adhesive (#138995).
Remove the paper backing from the Tear and Tape Adhesive after fully covering the die cut or other desired embellishment (I have two other examples below – one using the Butterfly Wings double die and another using the Square Vellum Doilies (#152484))
I then placed a cello bag or you can save and use the left over paper from our sequin or dots adhesives (the shiny paper that holds those embellishments – the non stick papers) and burnished the leafing with my bone folder – this will allow the image embedded below the gilding to “pop” forward and allow the image to be more pronounced! Isn’t that fun!
I finished the card with a die cut from the Stitched So Sweetly die set (#153828) for the sentiment that came from the Pretty Perennials stamp set (#154435) in Poppy Parade ink (#147050). I added a few Artistry Blooms (#152477) sequins from the Artistry Blooms Suite (#154150).
This is my original sample using the Square Vellum Doilies (#152484) using the same technique! Love the way this turned out! This has a more distressed look as I did not use the paper over the Gilded leafing. I like both looks!
For this sample I used the Basic Patterns Decorative Masks (#150697). I secured the mask down with washi tape and placed a 4″ x 5 1/4″ Basic White piece of Cardstock (#159276) underneath the mask. I pressed a freshly inked Versamark ink pad (#102283) through the mask. I then applied and embossed with Heat and Stick powder (#156110) and a heat tool (#129053) until just melted this becomes an adhesive (this will not be as long as normal embossing powders – Do NOT overheat or it will lose it’s stickiness!) Then cover the Heat and Stick “glue” with the Gilded Leafing embellishment (#154560) and rub until all the sticky surfaces are covered. Brush away excess back in to the container. I finished the card with die cuts from the Stitched Rectangle Die set (#151820) in Basic White cardstock (#159276) and Gold Metallic Foil (#132622) and Metallic Pearls (#146282). The sentiment is from the Lovely You stamp set (#152525).
,This sample uses the Art Gallery Bundle (#156227) and I applied Multipurpose Liquid Glue (#110755) and allowed it to dry to the tacky stage then applied the Gilded flakes to the sticky parts of the flower, rubbing it in and brushing off the excess.
Happy Stampin’
Natalie
Calypso Coral Cardstock (#122925)
*5 1/2″ x 8 1/2″ scored at 2 1/8″ and 4 1/4″
Butterfly Bijou DSP (#156824)
4″ x 5 1/4″
a complimentary design at 1 7/8″ x 5 1/4″
scraps for embellishing
Make a tick mark at 2 inches from the bottom of the Calypso Coral (#122925) base cardstock to the left of the short 2 1/8″ section. I place the card at the 2″ mark on the Stampin’ Trimmer (#152392) and ran my bone folder (#in the groove of the paper cutter to make a small notch in the paper to mark a tick mark.
Take the 4″ x 5 1/4″ piece of Butterfly Bijou DSP (#156824) and make a tick mark at 1 3/4″ and do the same diagonal cut from the tick mark to the corner of the DSP. (Cut from the flat edge to the corner as the corner is fragile and can buckle or accordion if pushed to cut from that side!)
Happy Stampin’,
Natalie
Measurements:
5 1/2″ x 8 1/2″ piece of colored cardstock
2 – 2 1/8″ x 5 3/8″ pieces of Basic White CS
2 – 2″ x5 1/4″ pieces of DSP
one piece of 1/2″ x 5 1/2″ piece of DSP
a small butterfly cut from the DSP
take the extra DSP and cut an oval from the second largest oval in the Stitched Shapes Die set
an extra piece of Just Jade for the die cut oval
Hope you enjoyed this project and as always…
Go create art one stamp at a time!
Natalie
This gorgeous new set is a Sneak Peek from the upcoming Annual Catalog available in May! Butterfly Bouquet will be available as one large background stamp with 6 beautifully detailed line drawings of various species of butterflies, a coordinating die set and two matching papers – Natural Touch Specialty paper and 6×6 DSP Butterfly Bijou with a wild mix of 11 Stampin’ Up! colors. This technique uses 90% alcohol in a Stampin’ Mist Sprayer, Alcohol Blends markers and Vellum!
Measurements:
Basic White Cardstock 5 1/2″ x 8 1/2″ scored at 4 1/4″ (#159229)
Vellum 2 pieces 4″ x 5 1/4″ (#101856)
Butterfly Bijou 6×6 DSP 1/2″ strip
Start with two pieces of Vellum Cardstock – and three complimentary colors of Stampin’ Blends – I used Light Highland Heather Stampin’ Blend Marker (#154887), Light Pool Party Stampin’ Blend Marker (#154894), Light Night of Navy Stampin’ Blend Marker (#154891).
Color one side of the vellum with alternating patches of blends colors.
Continue adding swatches of alternating color until you cover the entire cardstock piece.
Fill a Stampin’ Spritzer (#126185) with 90% to 99% alcohol and lightly spritz the colored side of the vellum. allow to dry and turn over to use. I used Tuxedo Black Memento ink (#132708) with the sentiments from the Pretty Perennials stamp set (#154435) from the January to June mini catalog. Looks messy and will not look even remotely like this at the end! Spritz and watch the magic unfold!
I added die cut butterflies from the upcoming release of the new annual catalog set Butterfly Bouquet adhering them with Mini Glue Dots (#103683) and finished the card off with Pastel Pearls (#154571)
Every time you try this technique you will get a completely new and unique look on the vellum!
Happy Stampin’
Natalie