Nicole here today for our team up with the folks at Waffleflower! I used two different doilies die sets from Waffleflower, paired with Deco Foil Transfer Gel to create 2 projects from one technique!
Sweet Doily Inspired Projects with Waffleflower and Deco Foil Transfer Gel!
Therm O Web Supplies:
Therm O Web 3D white foam squares (combo pack)
Therm O Web iCraft Deco foil – Pewter
Therm O Web iCraft Deco foil – Summer Rainbow
Gina K. Designs Premium Cardstock – Luxury White
other supplies: Patterned paper, enamel dots, foam word stickers, black ink
Sweet Doily Inspired Projects with Waffleflower and Deco Foil Transfer Gel!
To customize diecut shapes to make your own embellishments, start by die cutting doilies from Gina K. Designs white cardsock, using Purple Tape to secure your manual dies in place.
Next, secure a piece of Gina K. Designs cardstock and place your diecut image over top and pass over the diecut design using a thin layer of Transfer Gel. Set aside the card front and the doily shape to dry.
Once the Transfer Gel is dry, choose your favorite iCraft Decofoil color and run the design on the cardstock base through a heated laminator. Reveal the magic!
Once dry, you can use the diecut doily designs to create embellishments for a scrapbook page! Simply run the doilies through a heated laminator with your favorite iCraft Decofoil and voila – customized embellishments that co-ordinate with your project.
Sit back and watch how you can easily make 2 different projects, with diecuts and iCraft Transfer Gel!
Thanks for stopping by today!
Nicole Nowosad
We’re thrilled to pieces that all this week we’ve teamed up with our friends at Waffle Flower. I mean who doesn’t love that name let alone their adorable stamps and dies!
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F. Andre
May 29, 2018 at 9:46 pm (6 years ago)Great projects. Thanks for sharing the technique video.