- heat gun
- Liquid Applique
- brayer
- cardstock
- matching ink pad
Squirt a generous amount of Liquid Applique on your cardstock. If you already know the size of your project you could use a smaller piece of cardstock, saving you some of that wonderful Liquid Applique.
Brayer the Liquid Applique to cover the entire piece of cardstock. I brayed only in one direction, but you can do both vertically and horizontally to get a smoother texture. IMMEDIATELY wash your brayer - if you let the applique dry on it you'll be spending the day peeling that stuff off.
Heat with your gun.
Notice how the applique dries white? I used a direct-to-paper with my ink pad to change the color so it will match the cardstock, in this case Stampin' Up's Blush Blossom.
Here' s my finished card :). I used two stamps sets from Clear Dollar Stamps called Leaves and For Our Lord.
Close-up of the texture you get using this technique!
As always, I love what you have to say about my tutorials, and even better when you try them out and show me what you've created! Everyone who leaves me a comment (no card creations needed...but it would be great!) will receive this huge Prima Marketing set called Build-A-Frame...ooh....ahh.. Winner will be randomly chosen and announced September 22.
This is what you can make with them...awesome, right?
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From my craft room to yours,
what a great look! i wish i had some of those supplies to make this- great card and tutorial!
ReplyDeleteThanks for this tutorial. This is a new technique for me. Plus, your card is beautiful! Thanks also for the RAK. I would love to have those stamps.
ReplyDeletewow wow your card is just beautiful. i noticed it on the cricut mb. thank you for the tutorial heading to m's tonight to get that liquid applique and a brayer!
ReplyDeleteLorelie I didnt notice the texture when I saw this in the cricut board and I thought it was gorgeous then!! now I think its even better! I dont have a brayerbut Im sure its something I will invest in before long after all the wonderful things Ive seen done with it.
ReplyDeleteLove the blog candy lol I spy butterflies in there :)
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ReplyDelete5. Great tutorial and what a super simple technique with great results! I WILL be trying this one! Love your card, I adore the way you have matted it !
ReplyDeleteGreat technique!!
ReplyDeleteI love your card...love those stamps too. Beautiful color combo. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteAaron Boardley
love your cards and your tutorials are easy to follow. thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeletekat
Great tutorial! I just got some liquid applique, what stamp set did you use? It's lovely!
ReplyDeleteTracy (Cricut MB)
pinkvanillarose
Another awesome technique! I don't have the liquid applique, but I have all the other supplies...wonder if it would work with Mod Podge? Hmmm....
ReplyDeleteLove your tutorial, and the card is so pretty. TFS
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eileenpaul
cool technique--gotta try this!
ReplyDeletehmmmm have to try this one, I think!!
ReplyDelete15. This is so serene and peaceful. What a beautiful card. I love the technique, and immediately thought the paper looked like leather. It is great! I will definitely try it, and I will also be linking from my blog. I will be visiting often!
ReplyDeleteBettyBee
http://BettyBrett.blogspot.com
Thanks for the lesson! I have some Liquid Applique a friend gave me and didn't quiet know what to do with it, now I can't wait to use it! Thanks for the RAK offer as well, great card!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card! Great tutorial! Now I have to get some of these supplies and try this out!!
ReplyDeleteI have that Liquid App. stuff, got it on sale for $.25 at Joann's and had NO IDEA what to do with it! THANK YOU SO MUCH for this great technique! I'll be very busy this weekend!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the RAK chance as well!
LisaO(FozzieFan! on Cricut boards)
that is pretty neat , how the background texture was made , I would have never knew that! thanks your way was very helpful and really appericate it! thank you!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful site you have and I really enjoyed your tutorials. If you get a chance, stop by and say hi! Oh, I found you at Rachael's Mine to Thine blog.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Pam
#21 - Great technique! Gorgeous card! Thanks for sharing and the sweet candy :) Have a great weekend! xx
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing! Awesome texture ^^
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#23 great blog. Your cards are beautiful.
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ReplyDeleteThis is amazing! I will have to get the stuff to try this out!
Hey Lorelie.... what a great technique!
ReplyDeletePS - love the new look website.
WOW, is all I can say. Just love the way you wrote how to make your cards. I dont have that material, but WOW, your card looks great :)
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ChrisVicente from Cricut.com
#27 Thank you so much for the tutorial. I plan to try it today. Thanks for the chance to win that AWESOME stamp set!!!!! Thanks too for the great blog!
ReplyDeletegreat tech...need to try that...
ReplyDelete#29 your card is so beautiful and a great tutorial I will have to invest in a brayer now! Thanks for the chance of the blog candy too!
ReplyDelete30. love it! Thanks for the tutorials! I'm off to try this one.
ReplyDeletelove the beautiful work you do, thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteLorelie,
ReplyDeleteThanks this awesome tutorial. I LOVE this technique and had a blast. I was visiting last night and had to try it out immediately. Here is my card that I made with it.
http://katiespaperhaven.blogspot.com/2008/09/sketch-challenge-and-fun-technique-card.html
Thanks for the tutorial, now aplique is something else i will HAVE TO go buy.
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tiffany
scottiff@hotmail.com
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ReplyDeleteHow timely Lorelie! I just (and I mead just) bought a brayer and liquid applique. Can't wait to try this. Love your card. Had to comment even though I never win anything. LOL
ReplyDeleteSimply beautiful card and treat tutorial too. In fact, love all your wonderful creations! enter me in the blog candy ... I love to win that wonderful stamp! Carol
ReplyDeleteWhat a great tutorial. Thank you for taking the time to show us how to make such an elegant card. Love your blog!
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ReplyDeleteHi Lorelie,
I found your blog through Katie's blog and I love it! Can't wait to try this technique!!!
Blessings and Light,
Susan
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ReplyDeleteHi,
great tutorial! Gorgeous card! Thanks for sharing and for the sweet candy.
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Inge
hey great idea !! i wanna try that, gotta me a brayer now! lol
ReplyDeletepoooo I love the look of this! gonna have to try it out sometime!
ReplyDeleteI've done this technique in the past. I don't think mine came out as gorgeous as yours though.
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it says there are 42 comments so I must be #43 lol I love that tut and the set is kewl. thanks for the fun!
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I'm not very good at stamps. I think I need a tutorial just on how to make those borders!! LOL.
ReplyDeletethanks for your giveaway.
wow.. so glad I found your site. I haven't tried this technique yet. Sounds easy and fun. Looks great. I would love the frame set as framing is a passion.
ReplyDelete46 - so amazing! I would have never been able to do this without someone showing me how
ReplyDeleteLove the tutorial. What a unique and easy way to get texture on the page. I will definitely be trying this out!
ReplyDeleteWOW! That is awesome!! I have to say that I've never tried this technique. Guess I'll be shopping for some liquid applique soon!
ReplyDeleteCool idea with the liquid applique! I will have to try that out. I love how the card turned out. Thanks for sharing your ideas.
ReplyDeleteHi! Love your blog, and would love to win your awesome prize!
ReplyDeleteSheila
halohill.blogspot.com
Great technique. Can't wait to try it.
ReplyDeletecandyf
WOW! You know it's gonna be a good day when you find a blog like yours! Your cards are beautiful! I have truly enjoyed it! Thank you for sharing!
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ReplyDeleteI'm so happy I found your blog today and I'm adding you to my google reader! You've done an amazing job on your blog and have many wonderful ideas!
Great tip that we can all use, thanks! Oh I can’t wait to try this one! Wonderful instructions, so detailed... THANK YOU!!!
Just found your blog- it's exactly what I've been looking for! Tons of great projects to drool over, and new techniques to try! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a coincidence for me that your tutorial was including Liquid Applique. I just purchased some last week and saw a post on a Craft Critique message to check out your tutorial. Thank you! It's great!
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