Create Your Own Metallic Pastes – Jowilna’s Advanced Class

I love metallic pastes especially stencilled through a gorgeous pattern. With the upcoming festive season, this especially makes my heart happy. Since I ran out of metallic paste, I created my own and I simply love the result. You too can make your own with a few products you already have in your stash.

  • Step 1

    Products needed to create this quick card with stunning end results.

  • Step 2

    Add a small amount of Gloss Texture Paste to a palette. Squeeze a couple of drops of Delicata Silver reinker onto the paste. Mix the silver into the paste well.

  • Step 3

    Use a palette knife to apply the silver paste through a stencil. Carefully remove the stencil to avoid smudging. Leave the paste to dry well.
    I created a separate panel to use on the card as a base and a stencilled piece to cut up.

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  • Step 4

    Once the design is dry, cut out some of the larger poinsettias.

  • Step 5

    Add foam tape to the back of the cut-out elements.

  • Step 6

    Adhere the cut-out elements to the card base layering the matching poinsettias on top of each other for a dimensional effect.

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2018 - Jowilna Nolte

Jowilna Nolte

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We are very proud to introduce you to our designer, Jowilna Nolte. Jowilna is a true creative and she will be sharing some of her passion and creativity with you.

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3 Comments.

  • Priscilla Keyser
    October 19, 2018 7:16 pm

    Wow Jowilna this is absolutely beautiful THANK YOU for sharing I will be playing with this Technique over the weekend. Xxx

  • Thank you Priscilla – Its so easy and elegant. I would love to see what you create – have fun with this one!

  • Oh that is so cool! And I love the extra 3d element to the card. TFS!
    Helen

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