Aluminum Foil Class November 9, 2002
Instruction Page
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Take
2 sheets of foil and glue them together – dull or shiny side depends on
look you want, you need double thickness. Stamp
image using permanent ink – you will need to help it dry with your heat
gun.
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Lay
your stamped piece on a soft surface, a magazine or mousepad is fine Take
the stylus and trace the lines of the stamped image, do not press too hard
as you can make a hole in the foil, you can flip it over to check your
impression as you work. It
goes very easily and I did a few very detailed images.
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When
you are please with your impressed image, you can enhance it with some
color. |
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You
can also use inks to do this, I took a petalpoint and dabbed my finger in
different colors and rubbed on the image.
You will have to do this a few times to get a lot of color and it
does take a little while to dry – you can heat to speed it up. |
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Lumiere paints dry very quickly, you can sponge or rub on with your finger or actually paint certain areas as I did with the butterfly |
Heavy
Duty aluminum foil
Stamps
of your choice
Dye
inkpad – Brilliance, Memories, Document
Embossing
stylus
Adhesive
– spray works best
Other
inks and/or paints like lumieres