Lisa Somerville: Fall Plate
October is flying by faster than one can catch up! With the seasons changing and the autumn leaves beginning to fall, it inspires us to create some projects that will be perfect for the Thanksgiving season! This is why we are loving Lisa's project! She took the beauty of the outside, and is bringing it inside with the help of the eCraft and Square 1.
October is flying by faster than one can catch up! With the seasons changing and the autumn leaves beginning to fall, it inspires us to create some projects that will be perfect for the Thanksgiving season! This is why we are loving Lisa's project! She took the beauty of the outside, and is bringing it inside with the help of the eCraft and Square 1.
Glass Etching Using
Printable Adhesive Fabric
Designer – Lisa
Somerville
Details:
Glass
Plate
Amour Etch Cream
eCraft Settings:
Pressure Setting – 2
Tab Density –0
Tab Width – 0
Multi Cut – 0
Blade Cap – on
Card Stock Stabilizer used for all images cut from eCraft
Open Software (I used SCAL 3) add 7” x 7” Circle (or circle the diameter of your plate), add Leaf images, rotating and resizing to fit within your circle. Place Square 1 Adhesive Fabric on card stock stabilizer, cut images.
Remove cut Circle image, adhere to class plate. (Save cut leaves for a future project)
Apply Etching Cream, wait 15 minutes for cream to react,
then rinse off and remove Fabric Adhesive.
The results are subtle and very nice for any fall decor!
The results are subtle and very nice for any fall decor!
How beautiful is that?! We are loving how simple yet elegant it looks! Are you ready for fall?
To see more of Lisa Somerville's designs, visit her blog:
www.lisasomerville.com
To see more of Lisa Somerville's designs, visit her blog:
www.lisasomerville.com
Another Beee-U-Ti-Ful Creation, Lisa!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing your art :)
Hugsss and Blessings,
KimberlyRae
kreationsbykimberlyrae.com/blog
Does anyone know what it is called or know how to make plates with paper. Like Christmas paper. I saw it a few yrs back at work. This lady had used beautiful paper and some how covered the plate in it. Help! My email is Lady4theLord53@yahoo.com
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