Faux Glazed Tile Card // Epoxy Look Technique // Stamp School

[@patcyzauskas7216]

I made similar tiles bout 18 yrs ago. I like the idea u r bringing back old techniques!! Like paperstrips to thread buttons!! Thanks.

[@thefrugalcrafter]

+Pat Cyzauskas good techniques never go out of style!

[@kimberlywalker1015]

This is a really cool look....isn't it neat how one could just about take each type of material and use it in a beautiful way on a greeting card....mosaics....cork....fabric....paint...paper....even something like tiny crushed rock...cinnamon. ...whatever....I guess that's why papercrafting....especially card making is my favorite hobby... Each little card becomes a work of art in itself

[@kaymyers8863]

Lindsay- that sliver of paper for the button thread is the coolest thing ever. I had never heard of that before. You do teach me something new every time I watch one of your videos. Even the ones that are not stamp school ones. TFS

[@thefrugalcrafter]

+Kay Myers thanks

[@rhondamagee7459]

this is so pretty, and this idea would make a great Father's day card! 😉

[@katyratyra]

Love it! Putting the sliver of paper thru the button is genius!

[@seanmooney3907]

i have no idea where you get your ideas from. You don't lack imagination that's for sure. I never know what I will learn, but I always learn something. Thanks for sharing, all the best, Sean

[@olderendirt]

Very cool technique. It would be pretty for a planner or journal cover, too. Thanks again!

[@valeriemartin3506]

Wow! That turned out so pretty! This was very unique and different. I really love how your are "fearless" when it comes to colors and patterned paper...I am always so inspired after watching one of your videos!

[@Joe_Maysky]

Lovely! I can see this translating beautifully to an art journal page or even a mixed media canvas with it collaged down.

[@DrawingWithFire]

Great video Lindsay! 😁 Such a neat tile technique.

[@savvyhoov]

I will definitely try this technique. And I love the pattern paper "thread" idea. Will try that too! Thanks for sharing, Lindsay.

[@anitaholmes6824]

Totally neat tile technique! Love your stencil and agree, easily made! TFS and inspiring!

[@elainetrippiedi7949]

Loved seeing your portrait and landscape versions, beautiful designs.

[@kimleon-guerrero9980]

Great project Lindsay, thanks for all the creative tips ! 💞💫

[@belindaw5849]

totally awesome, Lindsay! I love it!! I appreciate all the time you took to teach this technique.Thank you!

[@ritabrassfield4296]

OMG! I just love it. Can't wait to try it and the little extra embellishments are just perfect.

[@annecasillas5402]

Love These, So Beautiful Lindsay!! 🐦🦉🦆🐢🐝🦋🐞🐌

[@ladycase2]

This is such a cool look. I love that you are showing your process to choose background papers....talking through your decision making. I need that help desperately. Thank you!

[@thefrugalcrafter]

+Mary Whitcomb I love to mix and match Paper! I find paper from the same pad usually coordinates and I choose the paper before stamping or coloring because if I stamp first I can't always find paper to match.

[@ladycase2]

thefrugalcrafter Lindsay Weirich oh my gosh! Never thought of that...lol. Thank you

[@darylbottema-adkins7957]

This is beautifully done Lindsay.

[@lorimcgarrity2146]

I love that look. I had a square tiled metal stencil from Dreamweaver to do just this exact same technique that I saw many years ago and always loved it. Your take on doing it with a stencil that is no so symmetrical is awesome though. And I especially love your idea of cutting out those shapes to use as epoxy stickers. How cool is that. Thanks for another great one.

[@sharonfrench1087]

Great project! You used wonderful colors and trims.

[@rhonda1631]

I Love this idea!! Very different, thank you so much for all your hard work!! God Bless!!

[@ritamcloughlin7624]

wow, brilliant effect and texture Lindsay, will definitely have a go at doing this

[@rosemcguinn5301]

How cool is this?!!! Gotta try something similar. Thanks Lindsay!

[@ShesheCrafts]

Thanks for the video. love the colors and the technique.

[@jennygee9849]

great idea Lindsay...I love tiles as embells...thanks

[@azzuparis]

This card it's absolutely awesome! Thank you for the tutorial 😊

[@usmanlatifdogar3288]

lindsay really great word thanks for being as a teacher.. regards

[@bobbikuhn3496]

I really love how you did the hot glue all over the pot. What an interesting texture. The different colors really work well together. Great job. Those molded chips may not have been dry enough and that is why they broke. They looked like cement when it is not quite dry. I think the material you had around it slowed down the curing time needed. Just a thought.

[@FlowerGemsGirl]

I love this idea!!! I'd love to see more ideas with UTEE, I have some in other colors as well as the clear but I rarely pull it out to use it! Have you ever tried the trick of heating the UTEE and while it's still hot press a deep etched rubber stamp into it and hold it in place till UTEE cools.? It does great detailed texture, I'd love to see how you could incorporate this into a card! You always have such neat inventive ideas! Love your videos, keep up the great work!!!

[@thefrugalcrafter]

+Flower GemsGirl yes! Love that one!

[@livethegoodlife1740]

really great Lindsay . TFS.

[@ashphoenix5447]

Love this Lindsay. TFS!

[@BeverleyOffenberg]

What a great idea, I love it!!! I am looking forward to making my own.

[@kriskrumanaker4315]

Lindsay, that is awesome!

[@functionoflightone]

What a great idea. Thanks for the inspiration!

[@Chantmagick]

Cool! I'm a newcomer to this channel. Very fun project. Like this!

[@cathiyool3971]

love this concept Lyndsey, thank-you xx

[@Sk55Play]

I love this idea. Thanks so much for the inspiration

[@jimflack9462]

Neat card. Like the technique a lot. I priced the ink blending brushes that you use and they were a little too spendy for my budget, so I purchased some make up brushes in various sizes at the Dollar Tree. Work perfectly!! Love your videos!

[@thefrugalcrafter]

+Jim Flack good find!

[@Cynthia-or4bi]

This is awesome. Great technique.thanks for sharing.

[@karenthompson895]

GORGEOUS!!! 😃💖

[@croyabc123]

Love this technique, I will have to try it! Thanks

[@mzfierywoodsprite2511]

Awesome technique!

[@maribuck21]

I love the card!!!

[@alyciawieler2800]

I will have try the will glossy accents, don't have ultra think embossing powder. very nice

[@beckymiller4761]

Wow, that's so cool!

[@pinkbutterfly4079]

you are very good at what you do thank you for sharing ✉

[@constantlylearning70]

That is a very nice card.

[@peachiegrinsxd]

I love the look of this! Just bought ultra thick embossing powder so I'm excited to use it right away! I also appreciate the long video Lindsay 😊❤️ also is it weird that I recognized the blue polka dot scrap from when you did the craftmas w do it on a dime? And made the set of anagram cards lol

[@ladybird1237]

Wonderful card what a great idea . I have some of the thick embossing powder I brought a melt pot few months ago (may be a year or two lol ) do you have any videos showing ways to use it ??? Big hugs from London xxx

[@thefrugalcrafter]

I don't have one but you can melt some powder and pour it on cardstock and sprinkle in mica flakes, glitter and microbeads and stamp in the molten powder to leave an impression.

[@ConnieHildebrand]

Love it!

[@corgidusty]

Love this!

[@heidim6468]

Hi lindsay I was wondering if you knew is there a product that i can put on acetate plastic sheets to make it look frosted. P.S. Great tile look

[@LoveSarella]

Heidi M ive noticed dried glue, like Alene's Tacky Glue, makes it look frosted. or maybe a really thin layer of white acrylic paint. I use acetate as paint pallets, thinking id be able to peel up the paint and dispose it but its pretty much stuck on

[@LoveSarella]

if you find the glue dries transparent, add some white craft acrylic paint to it

[@heidim6468]

Thanks Sarah I heard frosted embossing powder may work what do you think?

[@LoveSarella]

Heidi M I've never tried embossing powder but if you have it, try it out. If you dont already have it, maybe think of other ways you could use it before purchasing if you're not sure yet. I would test out different methods on one sheet. Another idea is using vellum maybe? Like laying the acetate over the vellum and choosing which surface you want to work on. xx

[@heidim6468]

Thank you Sarah I will try the different ideas before i buy anything.

[@WendyColeArt]

Really nice, I got inspired and made my own stencil (yay for scan n cut) so going to do this project tomorrow. Do you think Melt It powder would be the same as Ultra thick embossing powder? I'll just try a little and see what it does. I have plenty of regular clear though so no biggie I guess.

[@thefrugalcrafter]

I think it would work

[@WendyColeArt]

@@thefrugalcrafter wow, thanks Lindsay!

[@janethebo5675]

What fun!

[@rosemaryladinsky533]

So fun

[@MrRamook]

Very nice

[@lindaorais7259]

I wonder how that Epoxy technique would work on watercolor?

[@thefrugalcrafter]

+Linda Orais great to seal paper to make jewelry from;) if you flex the paper it might pop off tho

[@TheCajunBeauty]

Will modge podge work instead of the embossing powder?

[@LoveSarella]

you should try the Dimensional Magic mod podge :)

[@TheCajunBeauty]

I will have to look for that thank you!!

[@michellereske5711]

Hi Lindsay, My mom and I have another question. Could you show us how to do a mirror image of a stamp. Like two fish kissing. We do not know how to do that. Could you please help Thank you (smile)

[@usmanlatifdogar3288]

hello, everyone, can anyone tell me which website produce international shipping of art equipment regards

[@carolynbiagi4094]

WHERE DO YOU GET THE BRUSHES?

[@michellereske5711]

Hi Lindsay could you make a stain glass window card. My mom and I need an idea how to make one. Could you please make one. Have a crafty day and a great weekend

[@lisamiller8174]

She did that technique a while back. You can search her videos to find that. :)

[@ShelleyCarlson]

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