Monday, 19 October 2015

Just Jhumkas- Heat embossing technique

Heya!!!

I am back with an another successful attempt at creating paper quilled jhumkas. This time I used my versamark ink, embossing powder and my heat tool. Yup the design on the jhumka is heat embossed. I did my trials and ended up getting just what I was looking for!!!

Here are a few pics of the Heat embossed Quilled Jhumkas!!!


 Materials used-
Quilling strips, Gloss glue and earring findings from itsy bitsy!!!
Versamark embossing inkpad and Black embossing powder from thecraftshop.in !!!
Justrite Elegant fronds background stamp.


Thanks for stopping by.

Pratyusha!!!

Submitting to:
1) Lulupu challenge-  #54 embossing magic 
2) Wow! October challenge
3) Beyond grey challenges- anything goes
4)‘Earring ExtraOrdinaire” Contest - Beads and fashion



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11 comments:

  1. EsVee28 October 2015 at 05:25

    Hi Pratyusha.. Thats so innovative!! Never heard of heat embossed jhumkas before.. Very neatly done too! All the Best for our Challenge at BeadsnFashion.com

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  2. Tanvi31 October 2015 at 09:39

    Heat embossed jhumkas! Just wow! This is brilliant! Thank you for joining Lulupu Challenge#54! Good luck!

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    1. Pratvam creations1 November 2015 at 09:13

      Yayyy!!! Thankyou Tanvi :)

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    2. Anonymous24 February 2016 at 23:55

      Hey is there any video cliping on this technique

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  3. Pon Malar1 November 2015 at 02:46

    They are gorgeous :) cool innovative use of embossing :)

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  4. The Colour Press2 November 2015 at 03:58

    It too me a while to digest the perfection of the quilled jhumkas and embossing. Wow! Thank you for joining the oct lulupu challenge. Hope to see your entry this month too.

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  5. Anonymous22 December 2015 at 03:27

    This heat embossed jhumka really WOW.......is there any link of this technique.....i'm very much interested.

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    1. Pratvam creations22 December 2015 at 03:53

      Thanks Prathima!!! Keep a watch at my FB page for tutorials... will share this tutorial too...
      www.facebook.com/vamprat

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