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Here another tutorial using muslin in your projects. I love the fabric and so easy to use when you emboss it. It leaves a beautiful imprint of the stamp that you use on the fabric. Embossing on Muslin By Lucy Chesna Supplies: Muslin Embossing Powder Versamark Rubber Stamp (with not too much design to it) Heating Gun Misting Spray Step 1: Cut a strip of muslin from your fabric. I can be any size but at least 1 ½ inches in width.   Take your stamp and add some versamark to it Step 2: Press down the stamp onto the muslin strop; continue the pattern to the end of the strip of fabric Step 3: Cover the area with embossing powder and take off access from the fabric. You can blow on it but not too much; Let it set for a minute Step 4:   Using your heating gun on the fabric but not to close or it will burn. You want to keep the heating gun moving in a circular motion till the powder is melted; Let it cool. Step 5:  Spray mist the fabric till it’s covered and then using a cloth or pap

Fabric   Flower By Lucy Chesna Supply List: 2 inch circle from cardstock, patterned paper or chipboard Glue Gun Scraps of fabric {1/2 inch to 1 inch strips) Spray Mists Step 1: Tie a knot on one of the end of the fabric piece Step 2: Squeeze some hot glue in the middle of circle and press down the fabric knot on top. Step 3: Start twisting the fabric tight so it’s easier to manage before you start creating your flower Step 4: In a circular motion start twisting and wrap around the knot and add a little hot glue every few inches so it can be secure. At the end of the fabric just tuck it in the back and add glue secure it. Step 5: Mist it with your favorite color and add some pearl ex to give some brilliance to it; let it dry You are ready to add embellishments in the middle of your flower It's a lot of fun to do and very addicting!

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