Wednesday, September 8, 2010

Emboss without machine or "tools"!!!

                            

***Money Saver Alert***


What???


Yep, and, It takes about 3 minutes!  But Shhhhhh! Don't tell Provo Craft or Sizzix please!

 Rolling Pin
 Mister
 Embossing folder


Front and back, just a little! moist, not completely wet, You want it to relax not melt!

Its going to have a couple droplets so just pat gently so it will absorb them. Don't press, PAT.


Press starting from top to bottom applying pressure and back up again, about 5 times

Open to check it out!

So pretty!

Set aside, Allow to dry...

This one has had time to dry!

So what do you think?  Leave a comment!










17 comments:

  1. What a great idea........I'm going to try it. I have quite a few rolling pins to choose from because I collect them!!!

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  2. wow... thats such a great idea!!!! i wanted the cuttlebug and hubby said no... now i can use your idea.. thanks so much.

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  3. Great idea ~ fun way to emboss w/o having to drag everything out. Thanks!

    XOXO
    Genevieve

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  4. Wow! Great technique.

    dendearmas@aol.com

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  5. Thank you for the lesson.

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  7. Thank you for such a great ideal

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  8. excellent idea, have a pasta machine but stencil too thick, tried the rolling pin, works like a charm.

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  9. Thank you for your generosity to share your marvelous idea.

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  10. Thank you so much - Looks GREAT!
    Best wishes for nice holiday, Mike

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  11. What a good idea, Looks real good. Well don.

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  12. Great idea!!!
    Thanks for sharing 😜

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  13. This is such a great Idea. Saved me a lot of money. Thank You

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  14. How do you keep the paper from curling since you dampen it?

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    1. My opinion only….I would put a towel on top of the paper and a book on top of that until it dries.

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