My latest project for Imagine Crafts featured on the blog today, using a very fun product called Amplify!
1.
I choose a puzzle that had pieces that are about
2.5” x 3”. You can find them in thrift
stores or use one that is no longer in use by your child! Sand the surface of the puzzle so the
Amplify! will adhere more easily.
2.
Add splotches of Radiant Neon Electric Green and
Electric Blue Amplify! on the selected pieces.
For this technique use colors that are next to each other on the color
wheel, otherwise the color will become muddy.
Make sure that the width to the puzzle pieces are not wider than the
Lucite roller of the brayer, so one pass will spread the Amplify! Gently spread the Amplify! across the
puzzle. Run the brayer on sheet of paper
to use for another project. Clean brayer
immediately. Pick up the excess Amplify!
that have moved off the puzzle pieces with a palette knife and cover the thin
spots. Clean the palette knife
immediately.
3.
Heat puzzle pieces until the Amplify! is
cured. It will create a wonderful
marbled and textured surface. Cure the
scrap paper and use for a future project, no need to waste that beautiful
texture or product!
4.
Stamp
Technique Tuesday’s “Home is Home” sentiments on Vertigo with StazOn
Azure. Fussy cut around the sentiments.
5.
Apply Xyron X permanent adhesive to the back of
the Vertigo, run a stylus around the edges of the Vertigo to pick up excess
adhesive before removing the cover strip.
Adhere to white card stock. Fussy
cut around the sentiments.
6.
Adhere sentiments to the front of the puzzle
pieces with hot glue and ceramic magnets to the back with hot glue.
7.
Hang up your favorite photos on the refrigerator
with your lovely new magnets! My
finished magnets will go to work with me and hold up photos of my family on a
12” x 12” magnetic memo board as shown below.
Imagine Crafts Supplies
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Radiant
Neon Amplify! in Electric Blue and Electric Green
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Vertigo
Other Supplies
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Repurposed children’s puzzle
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Xyron X permanent adhesive
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Misc:
Lucite brayer, palette knife, heat gun, white card stock, ceramic
magnets, hot glue gun and glue.
Thank you for stopping by!
Clever project and I love the photos of your family. Cx
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