
Well! This is Wednesday caught in the middle of having a wee chew on the cotton reel on my sewing machine!! Does anyone else have a feline friend who gets up to mischief?

Here are a couple of examples of my playing with the Opals embossing enamels. The stamp pieces are really effective, but not sure I would use them to do a solder on the glass slide, as if you don't like it you can easily pull the opals solder off and re-melt it. With the puzzle pieces I stamped the puzzle piece, the sprinkled over the opals, melted them with the heat gun, dipped the puzzle piece in opals again to repeat the process until I thought the opals were thick enough the rested a rubber stamp on top to get the writing effect.

Hope you are all enjoying your week!
Carole
1 comment:
Carole these are so cool, I will have to look into Opals, don't know them at all. I think the texture they bring to the puzzle pieces is fab. Can you punch a hole in it at the end or is it too hard? Margaret
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