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Welcome to my stop on the Pennywise Arts Blog Hop!
The “hop” started at www.PennywiseArts.blogspot.com. The previous blog hop stop, before mine, can be found here: http://mrsl-dramateach.blogspot.com/ the next stop, after mine, is http://www.BekiWard.com.
There will be a prize drawing for blog hoppers that leave a comment on every blog entry of the hop, so make sure to let us know you were here!
Below you will find my Blog Hop project featuring micro beads from Pennywise Arts and some Blog Candy for you!
My PWA Blog Hop Microbead Project
Beaded Faux Cloisonne
Materials:
Digital Flower Stamp (See Blog Candy below)
O’So Sticky Tape Sheets [Pennywise Arts]
Micro beads [Pennywise Arts]
Scissors
Liquid Pearls
Cardstock
Photo Corner Punch
Paper Leaves
3 Pieces of wire (approx. 3″ ea.)
Decorative Flower
Flat Back Rhinestones
Thick, clear fast drying glue
Diamond Glaze
Instructions:
1. Stamp the flower image onto card stock.
2. Cover the top of the image with O’So Sticky Tape.
3. Cut out the image and adhere it to a different piece cardstock.

4. Trace the stamp design on the protective sheet of the O’So Sticky paper. You will use the sheet later as a mask.
5. Remove the O’So Sticky Tape protective sheet and apply Liquid Pearls directly on the exposed O’So Sticky Tape, following the stamped image lines. Let dry.

6. After the Liquid Pearls have dried, put the mask back in place. You may have to cut the mask or fold some areas so it will fit. Start pouring your micro beads where ever you want them, onto the exposed areas of tape.
7. Remove the mask completely and sprinkle on the beads to shade some areas of the design.

8. Pour the micro beads all over the exposed tape to finish covering the image.

9. Coat the entire beaded image with Diamond Glaze and let dry.

10. Layer the image on coordinating cardstock.

11. Mount the layered image onto a card and embellish as desired. I chose to make “Micro bead Catttails”. Dip a few pieces of wire into a thick, fast drying glue. Then dip them into micro beads. Set aside to dry.
I also used flat backed rhinestones, a large photo corner, 3 leaves, and an acrylic flower to accent my design.

Blog Candy
As my gift to you, please [click here] for the digital stamp I used to create my project, plus a variation of the stamp that is featured on one of the cards below. As you can see, this stamp is very versatile. I hope you enjoy the stamps!
Please share a pic of what you create with them!
Thank you for visiting my blog. I hope you enjoyed your stay! Come back again soon!
The next stop on the Pennywise Arts Blog Hop is http://www.BekiWard.com.
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37 Responses to “Pennywise Arts Blog Hop!”
Thank you for the nice blog candy and thank you for the fun on the hop!! Time to hop again!!!
very pretty card, love the ideas of outlining with the pearls, tfs jennifer
Beautiful flower…thank-you for the digi stamp, too!
Thanks for doing this hop along…
As always your work is fabulous and so intricate, this hop is so much fun, I am glad you are a part of it!
Hopped on by! Loved your project – you never disappoint! Great idea for the cattails – will have to try it. Thanks for the digi stamp! Gotta hop – Kathi
Just hopping by to say “hi!”
absolutely stunning card – it is sensational!
Doing the blog hop! Thanks! -Melissa H
This is so gorgeous. Thanks for the great tutorial too! Pam
Michele … you always astound me! I’ll try the technique and your digital stamps! Didn’t I hear that “Inspiration” was your middle name?
Michele…perfection as Always! What a great site. Near the end I had thought you made some jewelry, with those beads glistening as they did!…FAB!
Lady Chat
LOVE this idea, hun!
all of your work is FAB!! those cloisonne cards are STUNNING, wish your were drawing a name and giving those away, HaHa! Seriously great work and great tutorial!
where do you buy liquid pearls? and do they come in different colors, and what color did you use, I am guessing a silver?
thanks for the digi stamps
that was very nice of you!
Susan
Beautiful work and thank you very much for my very first ever digital stamp!
Michele,
thanks so much for the digi stamp. When I get time I will use it and let you know.
Love your site.
Hello long to no see. It’s me the Bracandy Queen.
Hi Michele! This is an amazing project! Everything you do is so precise, so I can only look and wonder.
Michele, Your projects are so awesome, but all your work
is. I miss you and am sad you won’t be at retreat, but understand the resons why. I’m so happy for you and your new family. Vicki C.
Hi Michele! As usual your work is absolutely beautiful!! The flower card is stuning! I always love to see what you’ve been up to lately!
PS: Forgot to say thank you for the beautiful digital image!!
Wonderful tutorial Michele for your beautiful cards! What a great idea to think of using liquid pearls on the O’so Tape to work as an outline for the beads.
Great project. Thanks for the digi stamp. Gail gailheinecke at charter dot net
Terrific creation! i love the cloisonne effect!!!!
Thank you for sharing.
Making the circle again to catch all the little details I may have missed the first time around and lo! And behold! Micro bead cattails! I LOVE THEM!!! Hugs, Suzanne
Michelle, I always love your work. You are so talented. love your blog too.
Beautiful cards thanks for the digi stamp
Love the use of liquid pearls with the bead! Beautiful card.
really nice. I like the effect of the liquid pearls outline, but I really like those cattails!!
This card is very striking. Love how it pops on the black cardstock.
I love everything that you make! Your card is beautiful! I saved my download, thanks for sharing.
Wow! So rich in color and Great directions. Love this card. Thank-you for showing the steps so openly.
Sherrie Roberts
Just hopping by, thanks for sharing the wonderful card! Beautiful!
I love what you did – I think you did a fabulous job! xx
Making another loop. I need to find liquid pearls
I love the beaded faux cloisonne technique Michele…and all your flowers are beautiful…happy Spring!!
Thanks for sharing the cloisonne technique!
I’m learning and that was very helpful.
Beautiful flower Michele. Terrific new technique for me. Can’t wait to try it.
Hugs,
Brooke B.
Wow; you do beautiful work…so fabulous. thanks.
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