Icing on the bottlecap
A couple days ago I made a bottlecap embellishment. I bought a bag of cleaned bottlecaps about 10 months ago because they were a great deal, LOL. I have always meant to alter them and make magnets and stuff out of them. So I was sitting around soldering some glass and saw my bag o’ caps and decided to alter one later in the day. I wanted to use resin to seal the image, but I also wanted to see how well my diamond glaze would work. I dont like the diamond glaze in place of resin, so next time I’ll whip some up. I ended up with a cute bottle cap and nothing to do with it.
Then last night the sketch challenge on SCS was posted and it contained circles, so I KNEW I had to use my bottlecap! I’m glad I made it to, cause I think it makes a really cute and unique embellishment.
You can find cleaned bottlecaps on etsy or ebay. They are easy to alter, just flatten with a mallet and then punch out a 1 inch circle of patterened paper, or stamp an image. Then fill the bottlecap with resin, or diamond glaze in a pinch. I sprinkled some pink glitter on top of the glaze while it was still wet.
I am super tired today. I’ve had about 4 hours of sleep in the last 2 nights, so when Sean comes home later this afternoon I am taking a nap.
The DEETS:
Stamps: Icing on the cake-MFT
Ink: chocolate chip, graphite brilliance black
CS: chocoalte chip, real red, pretty in pink, retired DSP from SU white-papertrey
Accessories: bottlecap, copics, 5/8 red ribbon, white ep, fire rhinestone brads, ticket corner punch, sponge
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Oh wow I came to your blog to thank you for the sweet comment on my blog and see this fantastic card! I saw the challenge and was at a loss - how perfect to use a bottlecap and to stamp on the ribbon!!!! Amazing card
Suzy
That’s a cute idea! I like how you always think out of the box (or bottle in that case…)!