Wednesday, January 2, 2008
Playing with rub-ons!
Did you know that Stampin' Up! now sells rub-ons?(Surely there's gotta be a better word for these!) I have never really done much with rub-ons before but I kinda like 'em. The neat thing about them is that you can rub them on glass, plastic, wood, etc. Easy Schmeasy. I dug out an old photo of my son Nicholas who is now 9. I popped the photo inside the plastic frame and used rub-ons to put the words and accents in white right over the top. Then I took the black rub-ons and put his name at the top of the metal. Quick and fun!
The second project is of a candle. I thought I would do the rub-ons directly on the glass but these candles had raised bumps on the glass so that wasn't going to work. Instead I put them on cardstock and punched out some shapes. The rub-on is on the lid. It's the design on the pumpkin pie circle. It's also the middle of the flower on the Taken with Teal 5 petal flower punch. What do you think? Do you like what you see? I have a lot more playing to do with these but I'm liking them so far.
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8 comments:
Aren't they awesome Kathleen! I have GOT to get my order in!!! Happy New Year, my friend! *STAMPIN HUGS* Alex
I love the rub-on samples. I am just so excited to start playing with this. I am so glad that they finally made it in the catalog!
I am a fellow SBS2 blogger and look forward to getting to know you better.
These look great! I haven't tried the new rub-ons yet, but I'm looking forward to checking them out.
Hiya Kathleen! I wondered how these worked! Looks like they work great! I really like all of your projects and the picture of your son is too cute! Happy new year! :)
They look great Kathleen! I have to admit...they scare me a little! i"m worried I wont apply them correctly and waste them. Did you have any problems? TFS {SMILES}
Love what you've done with your rub-ons!! (I still haven't tried mine yet).
I do like what I see! I've had problems with rub ons in the past, and they're not my favorite, but when they work and don't give you problems, they can be fun. I love how you used them!
You have been BUSY! I hafta get me some of those rub-ons: JUST GORGEOUS! How neat is that frame!?! :0) Mel
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