Showing posts with label Amazing Mold Putty. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Amazing Mold Putty. Show all posts

Monday, March 5, 2012

Gone Fishing with Amazing Mold Putty

I have had so much fun on Amazing Mold Putty's design team and am sorry to see my term ending, but I know I'll be seeing beautiful projects from the upcoming DT.
For my last project I molded one of my favorite pins and used it as a charm on this card. The bronze powder helped me make it look metallic and one of a kind. The KaiserCraft paper was a perfect blend with my charm.


Wednesday, February 1, 2012

Love Cast in Clay w/ Creative Paperclay and Amazing Mold Putty


Welcome to the Love Cast in Clay blog hop with Creative Paperclay® and Amazing Mold Putty! You should have arrived here from Amanda Mark:, if not, you may want to start back at the beginning with the Creative Paperclay® blog so you don't miss anything! We have great inspiration for you as well as awesome prizes! A winner will be chosen from both Amazing Mold Putty blog and Creative Paperclay® Blog to receive a 16oz package of Creative Paperclay®and package of Amazing Mold Putty. In order to win you must leave a comment on all blogs as well as become a follower of each blog.




Amazing Mold Putty is so easy to use! It is a two-part putty, that you mix equal parts together and press your object to be molded into it. You can then use the mold over and over again.  I wanted to mold an antique key for my project.



I use do many of my molded embellishments on cards and layouts so I don't like for them to be to heavy...also I'm not a patient person and always want it to dry quick, so I used the Delight ™ Air Dry Modeling Compound, which is lighter in weight than the Paperclay and the dry time is less. . I just pressed the Delight into the mold, let it dry for a bit to set up and then release from the mold and finish drying.


With the key being paper it's really ready for any finish you can think of.  I painted my key with smooch and then highlighted with inka gold rub for an antique finish.


 
Now that I've shared my project with you, it's time to hop on to Barbara Moore Blog !

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Thursday, January 19, 2012

Helmar Guest Designer


I'm so honored to have been chosen as a guest designer this month for Helmar Glue Arts. I can't get enough of their Scrap Dots and 450...both are wonderful. 

This is a layout I created and I used their Scrap-Dots to adhere the Dusty Attic chipboard embellishments.


With the intricate details there is just no way to add foam tape, but with the Scrap-Dots I could still achieve the dimension I love without the glue showing. Love this stuff!!!!


The belt buckle was made using Amazing Mold.  Please go to their blog and see my whole post on this showing you how to make one for yourself.

See ya soon!!!


Thursday, November 10, 2011

Create Your Own Embellishments


Good Morning Everyone.  This is a card I created where I made my own charm/button embellishments.  It was so easy.  The flowers at the bottom were created using Amazing Mold Putty  and then  Creative PaperClay.  I have a step by step tutorial here, if you would like to learn more.


The stamp is from Heartfelt Creations, another beauty.

Hugs,