Showing posts with label reflective microscope slides. Show all posts
Showing posts with label reflective microscope slides. Show all posts

Monday, November 7, 2011

Clear Embossing & Gilding Wax


Seems like forever since I've posted here though I've only missed one fortnight's class while recuperating from a minor operation. I'm fully functional again now so it's straight into the next atc technique that's coming up this Saturday....Clear Embossing & Gilding Wax. I've actually done this technique before but as the girls who attend my classes know, if I've done something before and repeat it, I always put a twist on it so it's new for the old girls and new for the new girls...make sense??? Well it's clear to me anyway.



Gilding Wax is a new product that we'll be selling at Scraptivate. It's like Rub'n'buff, Treasure Gold etc but I love the tins that it comes in. Rub'n'buff has always annoyed me when it dries out in the tube. Not a problem with Gilding Wax. Sometimes these products do dry out but you can reconstitute them easily in the tin by adding a few drops of Mineral Turpentine, not something you can do in a tube! So here's some samples of the new version of this technique.



"Not polite"...





"Recline"...





"Life is the flower"...





"Idiots"... (This is not my opinion of my hubby, I just liked the saying and it matched the crown)





I'll have some more samples of these using stamping in my next post. The above ones are using Cuttlebug embossing folders, but you knew that didn't you!

Here's a couple of samples from the last technique - Texture Paste Backgrounds.

"Change your life"... (I'm waiting for some little handcuff charms to arrive to add to this one!)

"Perfectly Good"...





Finally a couple from the class before Texture Paste Backgrounds - Reflective Microscope Slides. It's extremely difficult to get a good scan or photo of these because of the reflective quality of the foil tape under the glass slide. You'll just have to imagine....

"Laser printer"...


"Opportunity"... (This one's for you Barb, as I said, it's a saying that we can all relate to!)



Now a bit of news about my ATC Technique Book....it's all completed except for the printing. As soon as this last bit is done it'll be for sale through my blog. Will keep you posted!

Sunday, October 2, 2011

More Reflective Microscope Slides

Here are some more of the Reflective Microscope Slides from the current technique that I'm teaching at my atc classes at Scraptivate. As usual with anything that's reflective, the scanner has huge problems with it. These images actually look more like tin-types as they are transparencies laid over foil tape with glass slides on them. So the scanner is trying to cope with both glass slides and the reflective properties of the foil tape....but you get the gist of them anyway, I hope. ;-)



"Be Naughty"...



"Intimate"...

"Trollop"...


Monday, September 26, 2011

Reflective Microscope Slides & Glue Background ATC's

Yay....I'm actually early with this post! So we'll be using microscope slides for this fortnight's ATC Technique at Scraptivate, but we won't be wrapping them in the normal way AND we'll be making them reflective with foil tape as well. It's why it's kind of hard to see the images in the samples below. Plus I have the final 7 of the Glue Background atc's (yep, loved this technique!!!). Firstly, the reflective microscope slide samples.


"Permanent"...




"Admit Nothing"...
"Too many freaks"...





Now the final Glue Backgrounds. Firstly, my favourite one...



"Every second"...



and my second favourite one... (lol)



"Pointe"...





"Nymph"...
"Failure"...





"Love without passion"...



"Mortal Destiny"...



"Damaged"...


There will be more of the microscope slide ones after my classes as I demo the technique for the girls so I always end up with more. Just need to finish them off after the class is done! The images from these first 3 are from the Itkupilli blog. She has great images! This is the Itkupilli etsy store where I buy them from. I'll have another good link for more collage sheets in the next post.