I love this new 12×12 paper from BasicGrey called “Fiction” The colors are spot on and cheerful but, not to bright. I enjoy working with the 12×12 papers on my cards because the prints are larger and more dramatic then the 6×6 papers with the smaller print. The papers with numbers were perfect for a New Years wish for a friend with lots of resolutions for 2013. Today I have a mimi tutorial on using these fuzzy rub ons.
Turn the rub on over and trace the image that you will be transferring to your card with a permanent marker.
Once you place the “rub on” onto the paper you can see exactly where you want to place it because of your outline on the back of the rub-on. (fuzzy side goes down) The great part is when you use the stick provided in the package the marker rubs off so it’s easy to follow what part is has been transferred or rubbed on to your paper.
Pull the rub-on slowly off just in case part of it hasn’t been released by rubbing as you see here. All you need to do is lay it down and rub that part again.
Add some stickles on top of the rub on using a brush for easy and even application. Clean brush immediately.
The sparkle is perfect for my New Year’s themed card
The packaging from the rub on was so pretty i decided to use it on my card.
For more dimension i added glossy accents on top of the stickled foliage after it was dry
Add some pearls, stamp and cut the butterflies from some scrap paper.
Happy New Year!
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Awesome post, Kathy! Always love the wonderful tips you give us – beautiful work! :)
Very pretty – neat technique – thank you for sharing!
Sandra ltb
Gorgeous card & wonderful tutorial Kathy. Love your cards.
Hi Kathy – just love your fun New Year’s card! I too love to use Basic Grey packaging and paper pack cover sheets for projects – lots of great patterns on the packaging too!! Thanks for the inspiration!
Great card Kathy. You did a great job with the fuzzy rub ons. Awesome card,
Such a pretty card for your friend. Loving the paper and the fuzzy rubons! I haven’t tried those. I can’t wait to find some. Love the hints like using a paint brush to put he stickler on..Thank you.
believe it or not, I never would’ve thought to Stickle then Plaid…great tip! Love the project!
wow, this is so cool! thanks for the tutorial!
Awesome card Kathy! Thanks for the tutorial too, I have never used that kind of rub-on.
WOW!!! I love this one!! Thanks for the tutorial too. I’ll have to try the fuzzy rub-ons now that you’ve shown me this trick!
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