One of the techniques that I taught at this month's TLC (Technique Lover's Class – I took the Club name out…it was confusing people), so it is just Technique Lover's Class a.k.a. T.L.C. – anyway, one of the techniques was Rubber Cement Drizzle.
I did this years ago but I don't remember ever doing it for a class, and this month's TLC centered on glossy paper and different things you could do with it, and this one is a definite.
Here is the original post where you can see the finished card and recipe.
I made 3 videos today and will show one per week, and they are the techniques from this past weekends class, luckily I did them this morning, as I burned my dang fingers draining the spaghetti tonight, the stupid water came up onto the handle of the strainer and YOWZA!!!! They are still red and sore, don't know if they will blister or not. Jeff said "why didn't you ask me to drain the spaghetti?" I usually do ask him but he was outside, so I will quote one of my favorite magnets…"I didn't say it was your fault, I said I was going to blame you" – Ha!
So anyway, here is the video on the Rubber Cement Drizzle…hope you like it.
Have a great Thursday and thanks for stopping in!
Great video – and thanks for reminding me of this fun technique! I love your "magnet" and will incorporate this saying into my house!
I had heard of the technique but never seen it – looks fun to peel all that off! Love the card and I will try this soon. Need a trip to Wallyworld for rubber cement first.
Thanks for sharing your talent, today and all the other days that I lurk here admiring your work.
What an awesome technique. I loved this idea. I am going to have to go out and buy some Rubber Cement. Thanks for your great posts and videos. 😉
I like this technique! Thanks for the video. Yeah, my mom always blamed me for everything, so now I get to do the same thing! 🙂 Love the magnet saying! Maybe I'll make a magnet with that saying using the rubber cement technique!
That was SO cool!!! Thank you for sharing the techniques you are doing since we all can't be in AZ :<(
How did you do the cupcake? Was it a stamp or die?
Sooooooo Awesome. Will have to definitely try this one. Excellent video too.
I have GOT to try this! Thanks for sharing! BTW, I went to Target and found those frames you posted earlier this week! I'm excited to design a project around them and share them with a class. I bought the white frames.
How cool! I'm definitely going to try this. Thank you so much for sharing all of your great ideas with us.
I can't seem to get the video to come up. are there any printed instructions for this technique? thanks
Oh this is such a wonderful new twist on an oldie but goodie. I totally love this card! You rock!
The tutorial turned out great. It's been a while since I have done that technique. I think I did it with Vicki the first time. We did Summer Sun, then Mustard, then Creamy Caramel, then Close to Cocoa and then Chocolate Chip and then we used the In the Wild stamp set. It turned out pretty good. It's a fun technique. Joel did one and he used Only Orange, then Tempting Turquoise and then Brilliant Blue and believe it or not…it looked awesome!
Keep up the cool tutorials!
Love ya
Jax
hi Diana, about how long does it take for the rubber cement to dry?
thanks, Claire