Easiest way to use Gilded Leafing

Gilded Leafing can add a dramatic effect to your cards, scrapbook pages, and other paper crafts. There are several different ways to use it from using it with Heat & Stick Powder and Heat Tool to a variety of adhesives. This card shows one of the simplest ways to use Gilded Leafing as an accent or embellishment. Simply lay a strip of Tear & Tape onto card stock where you want to add Gilded Leafing. Remove backing and press down into Gilded Leafing. Remove excess with small brush, sponge, or your finger tip.

To make this card, be sure to download my Free Project Sheet.

Download Project Sheet – Art Gallery Card in Merry Merlot 

TIP: Gilded Leafing is VERY light & airy. I HIGHLY suggest that you pour the Gilded Leafing from its original jar into a larger plastic container with a lid. The container should be large enough to press your card stock down into.

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Art Gallery Photopolymer Stamp Set [154421] $22.00	Merry Merlot Classic Stampin' Pad [147112] $7.50	Old Olive Classic Stampin' Pad [147090] $7.50	Gilded Leafing Embellishment [154560] $9.00
Basic White 8 1/2" X 11" Cardstock [159276] $9.75	Merry Merlot 8-1/2" X 11" Cardstock [146979] $8.75	Old Olive 8-1/2" X 11" Cardstock [100702] $8.75	Ornate Garden Ribbon Combo Pack [152479] $7.00
Basic White Medium Envelopes [159236] $7.50	Paper Trimmer [152392] $25.00	Cutting Blades Multipack [152391] $12.00	Stampin' Pierce Mat [126199] $5.00
Paper Snips [103579] $10.00	Multipurpose Liquid Glue [110755] $4.00	Stampin' Seal [152813] $8.00	Tear & Tape Adhesive [138995] $7.00
Mini Glue Dots [103683] $5.25	Simply Shammy [147042] $8.00

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