A demonstration of how to stamp on metal sheet and create an embossed butterfly design trinket tin. Online Store: www.pewterart.ca Facebook: Elitia Hart Metal Art Instagram: metalartchick
wow, this is a terrific tutorial, especially the idea of using beeswax. I've done alot of metall embossing but you've taught me so much more. THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!!!
Wow...this is one of the best detailed tutorial I have seen! Thank you! I am very interested in trying this out and have one question. What are the chances of the beeswax melting after the project is finished....as in what temperature would this happen..or not? Thank you.
Hi there! The beeswax can definitely melt if your project is left in a hot car, on on a window sill as the metal conducts heat. I can not say what temperature exactly : ) You can increase the melting point of the beeswax by adding Damar crystals ( similar to what you would use in encaustics) at a ratio of 2 part beeswax to 1 part Damar crystals) - make very sure then to work in a well ventilated area. Hope this helps!
Thanks easy to follow instructions. Like your "Chit, chit, chit" for applying the laquer
U just opened the door to a BUNCH of cool ideas to work with metal!! Awesome! Thanks soooooo much for sharing this
wow, this is a terrific tutorial, especially the idea of using beeswax. I've done alot of metall embossing but you've taught me so much more. THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!!!
You are such a good teacher, great tutorial. Thank you
Magnificent art 🎨
A lovely tutorial - given me lots of ideas. Thanks very much.
I am so impressed with your talent for art and presentation. Inspired, too.
What a beautiful result! Thanks for sharing!
Beautiful 😍 ❤️❤️
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Wow...this is one of the best detailed tutorial I have seen! Thank you! I am very interested in trying this out and have one question. What are the chances of the beeswax melting after the project is finished....as in what temperature would this happen..or not? Thank you.
Hi there! The beeswax can definitely melt if your project is left in a hot car, on on a window sill as the metal conducts heat. I can not say what temperature exactly : ) You can increase the melting point of the beeswax by adding Damar crystals ( similar to what you would use in encaustics) at a ratio of 2 part beeswax to 1 part Damar crystals) - make very sure then to work in a well ventilated area. Hope this helps!
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Beautiful 💙💙
This is magnificent. But it would help if you were closer. Love it
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