I
absolutely love anything to do with Mexican folk art, don't you just
love the flowers I painted on my kitchen wall? Festive right? Well I
thought I'd make a flaming heart garland to match.
Enjoy!
You will need:
Ruby/Gold Glossy Foiled Paper
Emerald/Gold Glossy Foiled Paper
Violet/Gold Glossy Foiled Paper
Sapphire/Gold Glossy Foiled Paper
Flaming heart die by Sizzix
Tacky glue
Cardstock
Tools to emboss / foam pad
String or wire garland
Tape
I
ran the foiled paper and flaming heart die through my die machine in
all the foiled paper colors, using the back side of some for 'gold' as
needed.
Then I separated all the layers.
I traced one of the hearts onto cardstock and cut this out just a lit bit larger than the trace.
I made enough for each flaming heart.
Next I began to assemble the hearts, alternating the layers and securing with glue.
I placed the hearts onto a foam pad and used various tools to gently press into the foil to create a 'hammered' tin effect.
The bone folder adds nice ridges into the 'flames' of the heart.
Then
I turned over the hearts and taped the wire garland to their backs. You
can also use string or ribbon. I used wire so I can eventually hang the
garland onto a small Christmas tree I decorate with Mexican folk art
ornaments.
See more Foiled Paper idea's on the Rinea blog!
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