Rhea Weigand – Stamping with Drywall Tape

BlogStar Rhea Weigand is back today with a fun card that will send you rushing down the aisles of your local home improvement store.  She sure made our heads spin with the possibilities of this new medium.
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Hi there, Rhea here with an unexpected little something :)
What do you get when you use your favorite Stampendous image, a little glitter, and DRY WALL TAPE???
Yes, I used Drywall Tape to add texture  for the background in this design.
Let’s start with the image.  I used CRP147 Butterfly Post.  Just think what you could do with some of the other images!  Great options would be  CRR128 Saint Nick , CRP174 Steampunk Owl, CRP126 Bird Frame , or CRS5042 Cling Jumbo Snow.
For the image panel I used glossy paper with distress inks. I used Dusty Concord and Victorian Velvet to cover the panel completely. When completely dry, I stamped and embossed the image with Detail Silver.Now for the Drywall Tape….this isn’t a very sticky tape so I cut my sizes and laid them on my craft mat.  I then colored them with alcohol inks. Here I used Eggplant.  Next I used Sookwang Sheet double-sided tape cut to the same measurements as the drywall tape.  Peel off one side of the sized tape and attach to white card stock.  Now peel the top side of the Sookwang and attach your drywall tape.  Then cover with ultra fine glitter brushing off the excess and attach to your card front with your finished image.

On the inside of this card I used the sentiment M129-R Thank Heaven using nesting die cuts for the shapes.  Cover the edges of background with ultra fine glitter.  For this one I used my tape runner to only do the exposed edges.  Finally I punched out a butterfly with some of the left over drywall tape.

Have fun with Drywall tape :)  Try to leave some at the hardware store for the construction workers…LOL

Enjoy,
Rhea

3 Responses

  1. I use drywall tape a lot, especially when scrapbooking teenage boy pages. It can be very grungy!

  2. That’s just wild…..and so beautiful. Love it. Will try. Thank you for sharing!

  3. Love that effect…I keep walking by a roll of drywall tape in my basement thinking I should give it a try…thanks for the added inspiration!

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