I had so much fun using my soldering iron to create this charm card. Whether you add soldered pieces to cards, scrapbook layouts, jewelry or create altered projects…I love the unique look. This is another design I created for my Craft Critique review…a card featuring a soldered charm on the front.
Smile
To create this design, I first stamped my Silhouette Blooms flowers onto some lined patterened paper by Prima. To make the stamped sentiment stand out enough, I brushed some paint over the stamping and allowed to dry. Before soldering, I stamped smile on the front glass piece in black Stazon.
Quick Tip: Cut felt squares to use as a layer instead of paper. I love the warmth and texture it adds!
Sending you smiles…
Supply List:
STamps:
-Silhouette Blooms 1 (Kim Hughes Line) by Cornish Heritage FArms
-Smile sentiment from Classic Essential Expressions set (mona Lisa Moments line) by Cornish Heritage Farms
Ink: Black Stazon by Tsukineko
-Vintage Photo Distress ink by Ranger
paper:
-lined paper by Prima
-kraft, Magenta and Simply Smooth White CArdstock by Prism
-dotted pink paper from MochaChica paper pack (kim Hughes line) by Cornish Heritage Farms
Other:
-Simply Swank Soldering Kit
-ribbon by Creative Impressions
-sewing machine
-pink felt
-white acrylic paint
