Another MD Hobby & Craft Steampunk Card

Today we share another technique using

MD Hobby and Craft Metal foil technique!

MD Hobby and Craft Metal foil is perfect to stamp on... be sure you are careful when you work with metal. The edges of the metal are sharp!

Stamp the image on the MD Hobby and Craft Metal foil with StazOn ink, let it dry. Trim the edges of the metal foil with Washi Tape.

Using Art Anthology with Punchinella to add a little texture on the card. Adhere metal to black card stock with double stick tape.

Tie ribbon around the black panel before adhering to the brown panel. Ink chipboard gear with black ink and heat emboss with clear embossing powder. Adhere to card with Tacky Glue!

Add Dew Drop to the clock with Tacky Glue!

Supplies:

MD Hobby and Craft Metal Foil

Steampunk Woman Rubber Stamp

StazOn Ink Black

Steampunk Washi Tape

Punchinella

Brown & Black Cardstock

ArtAnthology Acrylic Paint

Chip Board Gear

Black Ink

Clear Embossing Powder

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