Materials
Cardstock (reddish brown works best to achieve the look
of leather)
Embossing folder
Embossing machine (Cuttlebug or similar)
Dye inkpad (in a compatible color but darker than the
cardstock)
Decoupage medium (such as Mod Poge)
Paint brush
Heat tool
Steps
1. Soak cardstock in warm water until pliable.
2. Carefully crumple soaked cardstock/uncrumple and lay
it on a hard surface patting it with your hand to make it flat.
3. Place the damp cardstock inside an embossing case and
run it through your embossing machine.
4. Remove it from
the case and allow it to air dry or use a heat tool to thoroughly dry it.
5. Rub the surface
of the dried cardstock directly from the pad with a dye inkpad.
6. Use a heat tool to set the ink.
7. Brush the surface with a thin layer of decoupage
medium. Allow it to dry before using.
10 comments:
I can't wait to try this! I have a western stamp I have wanted to use for ages, for my brother. My next project will be with your pot stamp! Yea!
I have been looking forward to this tutorial. Thanks for sharing Michael!
What a cool technique. Thanks for the instructions and step by step pictures.
this is so cool!
What a great technique....thanks so much for the tutorial Mike!!!
Hugs,
Jan
I am always enjoying trying something new- look forward to trying this one- so pretty! Thanks for the tutorial.
So very cool!
Off to make some leather...thanks for sharing a great technique!
What a fun technique - I will be trying it soon.
Thanks
Maxine
Hi Mike, Thanks for sharing this wonderful "tooled paper leather" technique with us! Really appreciate the step by step instructions with photos! Regards, Laura Holm
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