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Posted by on Feb 25, 2012 in 3D Projects | 2 comments

Flower Folds Die: Embossed Metal Tea Light Holder

Flower Folds Die: Embossed Metal Tea Light Holder is our featured project today at Add a Little Dazzle.   This tea light holder has been around for a while, but today we are teaching you how to create this in a completely new way using Add a Little Dazzle Craft Metal Sheets.  We have made it sturdy and today you will learn how to do that.

Flower Folds Die: Embossed Metal Tea Light HolderIn 2011, I released the Flower Folds Die: Embossed Metal Tea Light Holder. Since the first release, we have made some changes and have also created a video so you can see how to create this beauty.  This beautiful piece was created using the Flower Folds Bigz XL Die, Vintage Wallpaper Impressions Folder, and Pucker Me Pink Craft Metal Sheets.  I absolutely love it.  It is perfect for spring and summer events.  It really makes me wish for warmer days.

 One of the changes I made to the  Flower Folds Die Tea Light Holder was that of creating it to be sturdy. When I originally created this tea light holder, I only used Add a Little Dazzle Craft Metal Sheets. This time I used Sticky Sheets and Card Stock.  I adhered all of these together with the Pucker Me Pink Craft Metal Sheet to create a sturdier piece. I am very happy with the end result.  I also used a Hot Glue Gun to assemble the piece. 

There was a concern about the Pucker Me Pink Craft Metal Sheet being too hot to touch but with cardstock and Sticky Sheets holding it all together it created a barrier that didn’t allow the heat to go through the embossed metal.  Now, if you are using Metal Sheets and Hot Glue without a barrier then I suggest having an object to press down with as you will then definitely burn yourself.

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CLICK HERE to purchase Stampin’ Up! product and CLICK HERE to purchase Add a Little Dazzle Craft Metal Sheets 

 

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2 Comments

  1. I really like tt you have started doing you tube videos. -You explain everything very well.

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