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I’m not sure what I would do with French enameled numbers, but I wanna make ’em. What’s cool about Gail’s version, is they aren’t enameled, or French for that matter. Take a look.
They’re actually made using metal tags and embossing powder. Cool, huh? Here’s the materials list, all of which should be familiar to card makers and scrapbookers alike:
- metal tags (Gail found hers at her local True Value hardware store)
- sand paper
- white spray paint
- StazOn ink pad (available in the scrap-booking aisle of your favorite craft store)
- clear embossing powder (also available in the scrap-booking aisle of your favorite craft store)
- parchment paper
- twine
- number rubber stamps
- electric fry pan
- spatula
Mosey on over to Can’t Stop Making Things (ain’t it true?!) for the entire how to.
Via.
