Showing posts with label Kathy Jones. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kathy Jones. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 9, 2013

Glue for Water?

Who said glue was only for sticking things together??  I've found that a great use for the X-press It Clear Gel Glue is for giving dimension and shine to water!  Today I've created a card for the Copic Oz Blog using a jar of flowers and then added the Clear Gel Glue over the finished piece of work to the 'water' part.
The result is a beautiful translucent shimmer/shine!!  Why not try it yourself and leave us a link in the comments below, we'd love to see what you create!!

Happy Creating!
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Wednesday, December 12, 2012

The Decorative Edge!

Hello Everyone!  Are you addicted to dies?  I am, and at the moment there is a plethora of gorgeous decorative edged dies on the market........but how can you glue down those fine edges???  I've been working on a project for the Copic Oz Blog and used a Spellbinders Decorative Labels 8 die to frame my image.  The X-press It Glue Marker is PERFECT for those fine flourished edges.  It's not runny like a liquid and yet still applies as a fine moist adhesive!  Nothing will ooze out the sides and yet will stick fast, what could be better??!!  :)Pin It

Wednesday, October 31, 2012

Stick it up!

Not all adhesives are created equal and in my opinion, nothing works better for adhering flowers and bows than the X-press It Clear Gel Glue!  You can see my creation over on My Blog!Pin It

Wednesday, October 3, 2012

High Tack Foam Tape Makes Things POP!!!

I *love* adding dimension to my projects and the X-press It High Tack Foam Tape is AWESOME!!!  This tape just does not move and gives you confidence that your popped details will not fall off!!!  Want to see what I made with it this week and play along with a challenge to raise funds for Breast Cancer........pop on over to the Copic Oz Blog!!!!  :)Pin It

Tuesday, September 25, 2012

Masking with Mask-It

X-Press It Mask It is a great tool to use to seamlessly combine stamps. Kathy has created a fantastic step by step tutorial on the Copic Oz blog, be sure to check it out here!



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