ISC Ornament – Tutorial

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I’m usually not a 3D project type person, but I’ve seen ornaments made out of squares before and thought I would give it a try with this great new image from Innovative Stamp Creations – Artsy Victorian Sheet that is being released today.   Here is the link to their online store:  https://www.innovativestampcreations.com/ischomepage.html

 I have to say I’m very happy with the results of this project although the Beaders out there that read this blog will probably cringe when they see my beading.  Anyway, I did it my way, having no beading knowledge, lol. 

Let’s get started with the tutorial.  🙂

Supplies:

Stamps: Innovative Stamp Creations – Artsy Victorian
Paper: Stampin’ Up Whisper White
Ink: Tim Holtz Distress Ink Brushed Corduroy
Accessories: Beads, Wire, Stampin’ Up Markers Tempting Turquoise & More Mustard, Clear Embossing Powder, Heat gun, Versamark Pad, Wire Cutter, Muse Token embellishment

Started out by stamping 5 images on Whisper White card stock using Brushed Corduroy Distress ink.  Note:  I used the distress ink because I like the color.  🙂

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Colored part of the images with a Tempting Turquoise marker.

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Colored part of the images with a More Mustard marker.

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Cut the images out.

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Made a score line from one corner to the other on all 5 of my squares using a Scorepal.

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Rubbed my Versamark pad directly on top of my squares to cover them.

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Covered the squares with Clear embossing powder and heat embossed them using a heat gun.

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Used a Sharpie Gold Paint Marker and edged each piece all the way around.

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Glued one half of the square to another until all where glue together, except for the last two.  Leave this open so you can put your wire.

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Cut two lengths of wire and folded them in half together.  Twisted the top to create a loop.

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Added a couple of beads to the top so the wire wouldn’t slide through my ornament. 

I just slide a bead on, twisted the wire, slide another bead on, twisted the wire.

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Put my wire in the un-glued opening and then glued it shut.

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Added beads to the wire at the bottom.  Put a bead on twisted one strand of wire around the bottom of it, put another bead on and twisted a strand of wire around the bottom of it and so forth.  Ended with one of the new Tim Holtz idea-ology Muse Tokens embellishments.  This one says “Moments” on it.

Here is the finished ornament.

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I hope you enjoyed this 3D project tutorial and will give it a try.

May your day be one of happiness and joy.

Until my next post. . . . . .

Michelle

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