Embossing Velvet. 💜 New Approaches. No rubber stamps required.

We've all done it with rubber stamps, but what else might be laying around your home, craft room, ore even jewelry box that could add some fabulousness to your journal or craft project? Here are some things I experimented with today. #diycrafts
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

[Canadian]

This is stunning! Can you show how you would use these pieces? TFS!

[MonaLisa-xcdm]

Wow, I hadn't seen this before and it looks stunning. It opens up new possibilities for crafting. Thank you 1000 times for showing me ❤️

[blackcoffeeandwildflowers]

Gorgeous! They all came out so luscious. The deep rich purple velvet is amazing. Thanks for sharing this fantastic technique! Hugs 🤗❤️

[aCheater.]

Put the velvet *face up* on a spongy type mat. Place the thing *face down* on the velvet. Cover it with that paper or the silicon mat. PRESS the iron FIRMLY onto the paper/silicon piece, that is covering what you're tying to make a mark with. I think that will work.

[robynskowronski]

Love the beautiful impressions you are getting on the velvet! Thank you!

[inaboucher]

Christine wow these come out awesome. tfs hugs and stay well,

[mathilde]

this is working beautifully ! Pls, i would like to know what are the liquid you spray before hand ? if it's only water, what I can add to the water, or instead, to make the manipulation permanent. thank you.

[robynreid]

Love it! I was wondering if I could use a wider range than my stamps. I'm off to audition my earrings and brooches!

[surangajayanath]

❤ thank you very much sharing your knowledge, It's more helpful for me,
And can I know what's the liquid you sprayed?

[reeniebell]

Wow they look fabulous! I'm wondering if metal dies would work too. I will experiment. Thanks for sharing.

[DinksDinersArtbox]

do the mini craft irons get hot enough to do the smaller edges?

[danna]

Hi! Thank you for the video! What is the plastic you used to make the stencil, and its thickness? I'm looking to make a bigger pattern to repeat on large yardage of fabric, and that looks like something that might work?