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Card stock - plain coloured scrapbook paper
Cuttlebug machine
Cuttlebug butterflies combo
Ribbon with butterfly motif
Musical flourish embossing folder
Double-sided tape
Bostik Art & Craft white glue 100ml
Instructions
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Fold your base paper to the size you want your card to be.
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Take your second colour, place into the musical flourish embossing folder and run through the
Cuttlebug.
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Cut to size and glue onto the card.
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Take the Butterfly combo and cut the butterfly first and then emboss it.
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Glue butterfly and ribbon onto card; you can also do some stamping to add if you want.
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Wooden box
Heritage rich cream craft paint 50ml
Heritage wallnut brown craft paint 50ml
Heritage scumbling medium
Bristle brush
Serviette of choice
Ribbon
Heritage polyurethane hard varnish 250ml
Instructions
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Sand the box and give two coats of cream paint, leave to dry.
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Mix equal parts brown paint and Scumbling medium and wipe lightly over box.
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Using the Modge Podge, glue the serviette to the lid of the box.
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Varnish with the Polyurethane varnish.
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Attach the ribbon and embellish as you wish.
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Velt can be glue to the underside.
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Wooden teaspoon tray
Heritage black craft paint 50ml
Heritage silver craft paint 50ml
Teaspoon mirror set
Bostik Art & Craft white glue 100ml
Bristle brushes
Heritage Modge Podge 250ml
Pratiglo
Heritage polyurethane hard varnish 250ml
Instructions
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Sand the tray and give two coats of black paint.
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Leave to dry and paint the edges with silver paint.
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Glue the mirror set inside the tray and leave to dry.
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Paint 4 layers of Modge Podge over the mirror set – each in a different direction.
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Varnish the tray with four layers of the Polyurethane varnish – the inside does not need to be
varnished as it is going to be sealed with Pratliglo.
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Glue velt to the underside of the tray.
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Mix Pratliglo according to the directions and pour into tray and leave cure.
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Creative metal - metallic silver
(Aluminium foil)
Wooden coasters
Dala craft paint - black 50ml
Bristle brush
Black felt
Dala glass stain - various colours
Acetone
Pipettes
Bostik Clear Gel
Heritage Star spray varnish
Instructions
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Place the craft metal in the embossing folder.
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Place the embossing folder between 2 clear plates (B) and on top of the thick white plate (A)
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Run it through the Cuttlebug ( If you don’t have a Cuttlebug, you can draw freehand designs)
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Using a Pipette, drop a few drops of Acetone onto the craft metal
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Drop the Glass Stain – also using pipettes – onto the shim and let the colours flow into each other.
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Leave to dry.
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Glue onto the wooden coaster.
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Paint edges with black craft paint and when dry, spray with Varnish.
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Glue velt on back of coaster.
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Mixed media artist pad A3 200gr
Soft graphite pencils - HB, 2B, 4B, 8B
Artist fixative spray
Paper stumps
Putty eraser
Information
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HB pencils are the normal standard pencils.
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The higher the B, the softer and darker the pencil.
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The higher the H, the harder and lighter the pencil.
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Putty erasers are used when working with pencils, charcoal and pastels, so that it will not
damage the paper.
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Paper stumps are used for blending and shading your artwork.
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Artist Fixative spray is used when you are finished with your pencil, charcoal or pastel artwork,
it prevents the work from smudging and seals it.
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Dala Plaster of Paris Ikg
Heart & Rose mould
Dala glass stain - red 50ml
Dala glass stain - violet 50ml
Dala craft paint - black 50ml
Dala craft paint - white 50ml
Gold taklon paintbrush
Pipette
Instructions
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Mix the Plaster of Paris with water to be slightly more liquid than toothpaste.
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Pour the Plaster of Paris into the moulds, tap gently on the sides of the mould to release any
air bubbles that might be stuck.
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Leave to dry for +-24 hours.
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Remove from mould and paint as desired.
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A6 index book
Reeves 3D Gloss Super Heavy Gel
Dala black craft paint 50ml
Gilders Paste
Bristle brush
Heritage Star spray varnish
Instructions
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Trace the design onto the item.
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Using the gel medium – go over all the lines of your design – It must be as thick as a tooth pick.
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Leave for the gel to dry completely – the gel will dry clear.
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Paint the entire item with Dala black craft paint and leave to dry.
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You can start anywhere on the item, working the Gilders Paste in with your fingers.
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Use very little of the Gilders Paste as it will crack if you put it on too thickly.
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You can use a brush to get into the areas that are too small for your fingers.
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Shade all the colours while the paste is still wet.
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When the entire item has been done, leave to dry ± 30 minutes (It will have a dull look) take a soft cloth and rub up to a nice shine.
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Take Inca gold on the flat part of your index finger and go over all the raised gel areas and
areas that you want to be accentuated with the gold.
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Leave it for 24 hours and seal with a spray varnish.
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Pewter board
Double-sided pewter
Ball tools
Paper stumps
Methylated spirits
Patina
Brasso
Heritage Star spray varnish
Bees wax
Instructions
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Trace your design onto the Pewter with the small ball tool.
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Place Pewter face down onto the velt side of the pewter board, firmly trace with a ball tool the
inside of the shapes, this starts the raising process.
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Turn Pewter face up onto board and flatten the areas that are not going to be raised.
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Turn Pewter onto velt side and use the paper stumps to push out the Pewter- high relief.
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Keep following these two steps until you are happy with the raised areas.
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Fill the back with bees wax and leave to set.
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Wearing a pair of gloves (patina is toxic), put five drops of patina onto batting and rub gently
all over the pewter – leave for one minute.
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Polish the pewter with a piece of batting dipped in Brasso, using circular movements.
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The Brasso removes the black patina and eventually exposes the silver pewter again,
leaving the recesses dark and raised areas silver.
Once you have removed the black patina from the pewter, polish well with a soft cloth until
the pewter is nice and shiny.
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Glue the pewter onto wood or stone.
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Seal with Heritage star spray varnish.
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Wooden tissue box
Heritage gold craft paint 50ml
Heritage deep red craft paint 50ml
Heritage Kwick Crack
Bristle brush
Gold taklon paint brush
Heritage Seal-Skin 50ml
Felt
Instructions
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Sand the box and give 2 coats of gold paint, leave to dry.
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Apply the Kwick Crack, doing one side at a time – remember that metallic colour can be painted
under Kwick Crack, but not on top.
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Leave to dry completely.
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Take the Deep red paint and paint over the Kwick Crack, do not go over and over the same spot,
this will prevent the cracks from forming.
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The cracks will appear immediately.
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Leave to dry and varnish with the Heritage Seal-Skin.
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The 1st colour of paint will be the colour of your cracks.
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If you want to decoupage a serviette or paper onto the box, it can be done after all the entire
crack process has been done, but before it is varnished.
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If you are using a serviette, the top paint colour needs to be a light colour, otherwise the
serviette will disappear.
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Wooden pot stand
Wooden picture frame
Mosaic tile nippers
Various mosaics
Ceramic tile
Mosaic inserts
Ponal wood glue
Black grout
Instructions
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Choose your layout and starting at the edges – glue the tiles down with the Ponal wood glue.
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Mix grout with water to a toothpaste consistency.
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Spread over tiles with a spatula, making sure that all the open gaps are filled. •
Wipe excess grout off with a damp sponge.
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Leave for a while for the grout to set.
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Wipe tile with a damp cloth and when completely dry polish with a soft cloth.
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Glass plate
Serviette of choice
Heritage CPG Podge 250ml
Heritage white craft paint 50ml
Gold taklon paint brush
Mulberry paper
Metallic craft paint
Sponge
Instructions
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Cut out serviette design and remove the back layers.
Wipe the back of the plate with meths to get rid of all the dust and dirt.
NB: always remember you are working on the back of the plate.
Decide where you are going to place the serviette. Hold and gently, from the centre outwards,
glue down with podge.
Dip finger into podge and rub over serviette, removing folds and bubbles, be careful not to tear
the serviette – leave to dry.
With white craft paint, paint on the back of the serviette; do not go over the edges as it will show
at the front.
You can cover the back with paint, mulberry paper, glitter and angel hair.
The paint is best sponged on – as it leaves no brush strokes - more than one colour can be used (metallic colours work the best).
Paint a few coats so that nothing shines through and then cover with one colour paint to give
an even finish.
Leave to dry completely and give two coats of solvent based varnish, brushes must be
cleaned with turpentine.
Can be sealed with the CPG podge and baked in the oven @ 90° C for 1 hour.
Trim the edges with a craft knife to give a nice finished look.
The item must be hand washed.
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100% cotton fabric
Fabric paint - various colours
Dala fabric paint extender 500ml
Masking tape, pencil, sponge
Bristle brushes
Black fabric marker pen or liner
Dala waterproof medium
Instructions
Outside border:
• Mask off 15cm, paint sides: orange, blue, mustard and green.
Middle border:
• Mask off 3cm and paint lavender, mask off another 3cm and paint red.
Centre block:
• Pot 1: Paint the pot red, shade with blue and hi- lite with white. The zig zags are lavender and lime.
• Pot 2: Paint the opening green, shade with blue and hi-lite with white. The top of the pot is green, shade with blue and hi-lite with white. The top triangles are orange and the bottom ones are mustard, hi-lite with white. The bottom of the pot is blue and hi-lite with white.
• Pot 3: Paint the left side with mustard and shade with red, centre stripe is magenta and right side of pot is aqua, shade with blue and hi-lite with white. The dots are black.
• Pot 4: paint the opening red, hi-lite with white and shade with blue. The top of the pot is red, shade with blue and hi-lite with white. Centre stripes are green and orange. The bottom of the pot is blue and hi-lite with white.
• Pot 5: The top and bottom are painted violet and hi-lite with white. Next part is lime green, shade with green and hi-lite with white, then mustard, shade with reds and hi-lite with white.Zig zag stripe is black.
• Background: Mix extender with lime green – until desired shade – use a sponge and paint the
background.
• Line the pots and borders with black liner or marker pen.