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I made a
bargello card last year when we were doing a study of Nancy Curry's book "Textured Effects of Rubber Stamping". I wanted to make one today for a book cover. Started with one of the
Brayered Pearl Backgrounds I made earlier this week. Stamped butterflies with black Archival Ink and heat set.
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Ran the card stock through a Zyron to make the back sticky. Cut the card stock into strips of varying sizes and started to play with design options
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Adhered the strips to black glossy card stock. Stamped a large image with silver Color Box ink and embossed with detail clear embossing powder and heat set.
That's the basic Bargello, now to think about embellishment options.
1 comment:
I should try this technique again. When I did this last year I didn't like my result.
Chrissy
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