This weeks  “From the Archives Tutorial” was Faux Leather with Masking Tape. It was a challenge at the VSN last week and I thought I better give the tutorial a make-over before that.

Masking tape was adhered to a 3 1/2″ x 4 3/4″ piece of white cardstock, sponged with Vintage Photo Distress ink and embossed with clear embossing powder. A 2″ x 4 11/16″ strip of October Afternoon Campfire paper was ahdered over it before the layers were stitched to a  3/16″ bigger piece of white cardstock. Linen thread was wrapped around the horizontal layer and was topped with an October Afternoon button. Two more OA buttons were stitched to the top left screen, along with a button from my Mom’s creation.

The sentiment is from Waltzingmouse Stamps set Back in the Saddle. It was stamped in Brilliance Coffee Bean ink on white cardstock. It was cut and embossed with a classic Circle Nestabilities die. The center was sponged with Antique Linen Distress ink. The rodeo cowboy image from the same set was stamped in the center of the circle with Antique Linen ink. The image was layered on a piece of Canyon Brown cardstock, cut and embossed with a Beaded Circle Nestabilities die.

The layers were adhered to the card base, a 4 1/4  x 11″ piece of Sno cone cardstock . A border was paper pierced around the image layers.

Here is a video for the visual learner:

Thanks so much for stopping by! Have a wonderful day.
Hugs and smiles

Beate

Stay at Home Mom of Three, Splitcoast Team Member and Copic and Spellbinders die Lover.

20 Responses to “Video tutorial on SCS – Faux Leather with Masking Tape”

  1. Beautiful card Beate and thank you for this titurial.
    I did not know this technique.
    As soon as I can I shall try
    hugs

  2. What an interesting technique! Love your card!

  3. I love this technique. I am definitely trying this one out. I am pinning your card to my card pinboard – I love it!

  4. Very neat technique. I liked both videos; both treatments look good. I will try this technique soon. Thanks, Beate! 🙂

  5. Wow thank you for this beautiful tutorial. You have a great idea.
    Francy

  6. This was one your techniques that you shared with us in the past. It’s very easy with lots of impact. Thanks so much for reminding me of it. Your card looks fabulous!

  7. Love this, Beate! I don’t know if I’ve ever tried this one….must though! You make it look so easy! TFS!

  8. Oh Wow I have done the masking tape before but never embossed over it, I have a few masculine cards to make this fall I will have to give this a try again, tfs!
    Love your card, neat text on that sentiment!

  9. Great technique! Will have to give this a try. Thanks!

  10. Thank you this is a great idea!.

  11. very cool effect and beautiful card. thanks for the video, Beate! hope you have a fantastic weekend! =)

  12. shared with my circle of friends and have maile 3 male cards out with this faux leather technique. thanks for sharing. i love it

  13. I love your card! The stitching, piercing and twine all add so much to the Western feeling, and that faux leather looks so cool! Definitely a fun technique to try. I sure appreciate all the videos you’ve added to the SCS library, it is so fantastic to be able to watch it rather than relying on the step out photos alone! You rock!

  14. Such a cool technique! Beautiful card, Beate.

  15. I am definitely trying this one out. I am pinning your card to my card pinboard – I love it!

  16. Zauberhaft liebe Beate und dann noch in diesen wundervollen Farben, sssssoooo schön.

    Herzliche Grüße
    von Anke

  17. Hello I used this tecnique in my card. I love this effect.
    Francy

  18. Your faux leather looks amazing, Beate…and I love the cute sentiment to go with it!! Great stitching too!!

  19. WOW! Beate. I haven’t visited for a few days, and I’m working backwards – LOL! So many wonderful video tutorials, and everyone is brilliant. This would make a great Guy card! x

  20. WOW! Beate. I haven’t visited for a few days, and I’m working backwards – LOL! So many wonderful video tutorials, and everyone is brilliant. This would make a great Guy card!

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