Well, you can create your very own flocked ornaments!!
25 Days of Hand Made Ornaments
#12 - Flocked Ornaments
Option #1
Supplies:
Flocking
Ornament
Aleene's Super Thick Tacky Glue or Glossy Accents
Instructions:
1. Draw desired shapes on the ornament using Aleene's Super Thick Tacky Glue. I love this glue paired with flocking. It's thick enough that you can draw designs and it doesn't run like other glues/adhesives do. You can use other glues but you'll probably have to work on one image at a time to prevent it from dripping.
My snowflakes
2. Sprinkle the flocking powder on the glue.
Now, you'll need to turn your ornament to add additional flocking so the entire image has been covered...notice the white showing through once the ornament has been turned.
3. Let this section dry....this is the most difficult part of the whole ornament...letting it dry. Once the original section has dried, continue on to flock the rest of the ornament in sections.
Of course today it was frightfully cold so my glue wasn't drying very fast at all so these photos give you the basic idea. The glue will eventually dry clear and all you'll see is the flocking.
Option #2
Making Memories Flocking Kit
O.k...this is a great kit if you can find it! Everything you need to flock or foil in one dandy little folder! I ran on to it by chance one day so I picked it up just to see what it was like. I think it was like $4.00 or so ~ you can find it on-line for less.
All you have to do is cut one of the adhesive images from the sheet and rub it onto your ornament.
Place the flocked paper over the image and rub.
And you're done! Instant satisfaction - LOL!!
So there you go ~ another fun ornament to add to your list!
Have fun crafting Friends!!
These are really cute Roni. What a great idea! Thanks for another wonderful ornament.
ReplyDeleteElaine Allen
I like the kit. I've had less than good results with the loose stuff - probably user error!
ReplyDeleteflocking on a Christmas ball!! What a unique idea!! Love it!
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