Time Stood Still by Lucy Chesna
Supplies
Patterned Paper or Cardstock
Flowers
Melting Pot
UTEE
Tools for the Melting Pot
Non- Stick Mat
Ink
Versamark
Scissors
Dipping Stuff into UTEE
I got my melting pot in February 2012 and started playing with punches, die cuts and
stamps. All I can say that the addiction has continued to grow. I just love how
the stuff turn out after dipping them in the UTEE. Pretty much anything can be
dipped except for plastic which will melt in contact. I have a cartriges, die
cuts and punches which are a great way to use with the melting pot.
Step One: Turn the melting hot to UTEE , add
the powder and cover. You will need to wait for 5 minutes for the UTEE to melt
completely.
Step Two: Add versamark to the tip and around
the tool so its does not stick to the UTEE.
Step Three: Dip the
flower and press down gently. You do not have cover the top. Take out the
flower and let it drain for second then put it down a non-stick service.
Step Four: Repeat the
steps for all your flowers; let then cool then cut the excess UTEE from the
flowers
Step Five: You are
ready to stack them up and add them to your project.
Here are another example of dipping cardstock that was stamped:
(Before)
Here are another example of dipping cardstock that was stamped:
(Before)
(After)
Just a note when you dip the stamped image, it will bubble so you need
to bring it up then dip it again. This will break up the bubbles and smooth the
surface. You may have to do this 2 or 3 times.
Be careful when you are using the melting pot. It does get hot and you can burn
yourself so have the right tools while using it. Have fun and enjoy playing
with your melting pot and UTEE.
Thanks for Looking
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