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This technique really scared me at first (putting something non-SU! on a card -- yikes!) But I eventually put together something that ended up with an oriental feel to it. Here it is:
Ok, my question is-do you have to separate the colors like I did on my dragonfly or can you just use magazine pics and emboss them? I thought to make it Cloisonne you had to use different colors on either wing like Michael Strong did in the directions. What makes it Cloisonne? Just the gold separating? Or the varied colors with the gold? HELP!:confused: Anyone know for sure? I'd like to teach this in my Technique class!
Ok, my question is-do you have to separate the colors like I did on my dragonfly or can you just use magazine pics and emboss them? I thought to make it Cloisonne you had to use different colors on either wing like Michael Strong did in the directions. What makes it Cloisonne? Just the gold separating? Or the varied colors with the gold? HELP!:confused: Anyone know for sure? I'd like to teach this in my Technique class!
of, relating to, or being a style of enamel decoration in which the enamel is applied and fired in raised cells (as of soldered wires) on a usually metal background
lol...well, that's the definition! I just looked for pretty colors...lol!
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My "take" on this was that for mine, I did EACH petal flower on a different magazine pic, but I think I could've just embossed the whole flower on one pic and then cut it out and placed wherever on a card. I think it still looks great either way...now that I've looked at everyone's gorgeous cards!!
I also think it's cool if you do wallpaper, like that one gal did, or wrapping paper, or BG papers like I did on my second one. (hint: upsell for your BG papers as well as the EP!!!) Did that help anyone's question?
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yep! I think you ARE supposed to mix them up, but it looks pretty the other way, too! I did one (didn't upload) using Island Blossoms, but those flowers aren't separated into sections. ?? Am I being too much of a purist here?!
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Ths was fun! I used 3 different ads and layered them...had some of the same questions as others....hard to do separate colors with alot of our stamps. Anyway here is my attempt at this...hope it didn't get too washed out in the scan.... Approval pending 9:35 EST Gallery at Splitcoaststampers
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Ths was fun! I used 3 different ads and layered them...had some of the same questions as others....hard to do separate colors with alot of our stamps. Anyway here is my attempt at this...hope it didn't get too washed out in the scan.... Approval pending 9:35 EST Gallery at Splitcoaststampers
lol Nan...just where are you in EST? by my clock it's 8:53 EST!! lol
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But, hey! As artists, we can do anything we want, right?
She made me do it, it's her fault I went with WHITE EP on a lighter color. I honestly tried the gold with pretty fallish colors and the cover of this fancy up scale mall catalog just sort of started melting. So as I was flipping through the pages I found these colors and the rest is in the description of the card.
I don't think the pattern shows that well on the flowers but it's sort of a fluffly look kind of like a dryer sheet. And it came from a Kenneth Cole ad not Kennedy like I said in the description. Anway......
I have two faux cloisonne I did earlier this month. I do not know how to put the link here. If anyone can help me, I will be happy to put the link in. Thanks.
I love everyone's cards. Now I wonder if I can talk my DH out of some of his outdoor magazines. Instead of throwing old mags out, our library has a give away section and a lot of times they have some pretty good mags. I guess I better go check them out today. Thanks for the great inspiration ladies.
OOOH! I have some hunting mags that were headed for the trash the other day! I bet there are some in there that could be used!
She made me do it, it's her fault I went with WHITE EP on a lighter color. I honestly tried the gold with pretty fallish colors and the cover of this fancy up scale mall catalog just sort of started melting. So as I was flipping through the pages I found these colors and the rest is in the description of the card.
I don't think the pattern shows that well on the flowers but it's sort of a fluffly look kind of like a dryer sheet. And it came from a Kenneth Cole ad not Kennedy like I said in the description. Anway......
I got some great daisys done, but I'm lost as how to lay them out on my card. Mabye if I leave them on my table they will be all arranged when I get up in the morning. LOL
Really loving the technique, makes me realize though I need more open stamps. Guess I will "have" to shop.
I got some great daisys done, but I'm lost as how to lay them out on my card. Mabye if I leave them on my table they will be all arranged when I get up in the morning. LOL
Really loving the technique, makes me realize though I need more open stamps. Guess I will "have" to shop.
ooohh, if the good card finishing fairies come to your house, send them my way! I'll leave stuff out, too-I can use the help!;)
I LOVE this technique I did not want to stop. My hubby had to tell me to come to bed several times. I'm teaching a stamping class at church and I want to use items from around the house. I am gonna teach this technique The results are just beautiful. Well, I think so anyway...I loved everyone's cards so far.
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Here's mine! I am really not sure about it. I feel like I forced it....KWIM? I may try again with magazine pics in stead of the patterned paper. Thanks for looking!
Rox, did you post to the right challenge? (wink, wink)
Yeah, but I sure changed some rules! I'll try another one in the darker colors but you know how things just jump out of the mind and say do me first! Does anyone else know exactly what they want to do, pull out the set, walk over and get another set and before you know it the card is done and you sit there wondering what that other set is doing there! I started out with Flutterbys and didn't even get a butterfly on the card! Now you know why my favorite show is 'Lost'.
Hey, thanks for the quote...I see I can't spell either! I fixed it in my post.
Me to, Rox! But that's just being creative, right? I'm a big fan of Michael Strong, and I always enjoy his projects on HGTV. I've even made several of them but hadn't tried this one yet. At least I finally used some of the magazine pages I've been saving for a couple of years already. Anyway, thanks for the great challenge, Beth! Obviously, it's a big hit, and the week is still young. Here's mine:
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I loved this technique so much, I did another: Gallery at Splitcoaststampers
I caved and did flowers this time, but I really love this technique with flowers!!