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Paper Luminary
Hello Crafty friends!
Liz here today to share with you a paper
luminary created using the eCraft and eBosser. If you have visited me before,
you know I love paper luminaries. Today I am sharing one created for my Twin
niece who loves green and wants to cover the flame less candle on her
nightstand.
Creative supplies:
Teresa Collins Beautiful Words EF
Tissue paper
Craft Spray Adhesive
12” Cardstock ( mine is from DCWV’s
Lemon Flower Stack)
Double sided sticky tape
Faber-Castell PIT Artist Pen big brush
in Light Yellow Glaze (104)
eBosser plate combo: ACD + Standard Embossing Folder (for
tissue paper)
eBosser plate combo: ABCD + Metallic Shim for thin metal dies.
Creative process:
- Using Craft Spray Adhesive join (2) layers of tissue paper. Place the tissue paper on the area of your Teresa Collins Beautiful Words E.F. that you want to use. Run through the fabulous eBosser - since the frame is 5” I cut the tissue paper at 5 ¼” and removed any excess with scissors once the project was finished.
- Highlight the words you want to stand out. Using your PITT Pen color the words directly onto the folder (using the back of the front panel) and run it through the eBosser again, being careful to avoid shifting of the paper. For a darker color, reapply before removing your paper from the E.F.
- The base was cut using the eCraft. And cut the window using MCT 4” journaling tag die and eBosser.
- Put the luminary together using double sided permanent tape.
Interested
in the eCraft Shop Pro cutting file? Leave me a message and a way to send it to you. The window will be different
since for this I used a metal die.
How about a bonus project? Super quick way to embellish a plain candle: grab some foil and regular card stock and run them trough your eBosser to create a band:
PLEASE NOTE: Safety first, if you want to burn the candle remove the paper. You can only use the foil and that will help minimize the risk of fire. Always be vigilant when burning candles....
Thank
you for stopping by, have a crafty day!
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Liz




This is so pretty, I love it.
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