Today is the final installment of This is Rinea Foiled Papers.
I hope you have enjoyed learning a bit more about what these papers can do.
I hope you have enjoyed learning a bit more about what these papers can do.
Be sure to leave your comments for your chance to win some of these amazing papers!
My first example I have for you is an origami peacock!
Isn't he adorable?
Here is a link to the video I watched to learn how to make him....
He is just so amazing...
Stamp - Carmen's Veranda
The next example is a stamped panel using StazOn inks.
It really takes stamping so well.
This is a fun technique for this paper.
It is a piece of foiled paper that has been heated to the point that it puffs up!
I simply held the heat tool over the paper, heating up sections and all of a sudden it started to puff up. Once it cools off you get those cool wrinkles here and there while other areas stay a bit puffy. It's really a very cool look IRL. Very dimensional with all that texture.
Finally I have another die-cut flower - this time a carnation diecut was used to cut these petals. I thought it would be fun to use the Silver/Silver Starstruck Foiled Papers for a change. I love how you can krinkle the petals up like a carnation and they hold their shape. Another one you've just got to see IRL to get the full impact.
GIVEAWAY TIME!!!
This month I wanted to share a bit more about Rinea Foiled Papers with you.
I will be sharing lots of fun ways to use these lovely papers with you to "Spark your Creativity"!
One lucky winner will receive the Love Variety Foiled Paper Pack (6x12)
and Pastel Foiled Paper Variety Pack (4x6) show above.
To be entered all you have to do is comment on this post or on the related post on my Facebook page (Roni Johnson). Each time you see a new Rinea post between now and the 27th of January be sure to comment for another new entry. The drawing will close at 12:00 pm January 27th and the winner will be drawn randomly and announced on January 28th.
Good Luck Everyone!!
Love your origami peacock! Great color of the foils too!
ReplyDeleteThe peacock is gorgeous, love the stamped one, the puffed up piece is really cool and carnations are one of my favourite flowers. Full house. Fab posts Roni. Hugz
ReplyDeleteOh, the peacock if fantastic. I've loved seeing all the ways you've created with the foil paper.
ReplyDeleteThe puffed foil paper is interesting. I wouldn't have thought to heat it or what the result would be. Thanks for all the creative techniques you've shared using Rinea Foiled Papers.
ReplyDeletepatience to do the peacock wow
ReplyDeleteOnce again you showed us some great ways to use the Rinea paers and they are great! Thank you also Roni for the link to the origami peacock. I love doing origami, but never thought to use if on cards. I could see adding maybe permanent ink to the tail area for a peacock look. If
ReplyDeleteI win, I will give it a try.
I really like the heat puffed one and the the peacock. I don't do origami, but that is beautiful
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