How to Use Liquid Applique

I don't have a lamb stamp from CTMH, so I used an inexpensive wood-mount from Michaels.  Fortunately, stamping blind (without the aid of see-through acrylic block and stamp) didn't matter--since I planned to cut the image out for the card.

The decision was in which way to use the Liquid Applique.

A.  Follow the directions and get a nice even puff when heated with the heat tool.

OR

B.  Ditch the directions and heat it with the heat tool right after applying a layer.

I picked the one on the left (B).  I ditched the directions and the results created more of a woolly effect.

If you look super closely, you might see I added a little Prisma Glitter to the wool.


The lamb was mounted on "grass"--which was made by simply doing a messy accordian fold to a length of scrap paper and inking it with Topiary green with a sponge dauber.

The patterned paper came from a Recollections paper pack.  It was the first paper pack I had purchased that wasn't CTMH in over two years.  However, this time I did buy one because I knew every single sheet would coordinate with inks and cardstock from Close To My Heart.

The sentiment I've had for so long that I have no idea where I got it.  And the stitching was evenly spaced using one of my favorite CTMH tools, their ruler.  :-)


Here's another card I made a few weeks later using the same sheep stamp but different CTMH paper.

Thanks for stopping by to take a look.

Blessings,
Brenda