I love doing this when working on a project, and then finishing off the piece to make it look like hard clay or marble, even metal. You can use this Creative Paperclay® to achieve so many faux finishes.
So, back to the paper quality. Not only can you cut Creative Paperclay® with scissors, or a craft knife, but you can also punch holes right through it with a regular hand held paper hole punch! How neat is that? Imagine all the possibilities.
In a previous post I talked about how you can color on Creative Paperclay® just like you can on paper. I have used many different mediums to color my projects from: colouring pencils,
crayons, pastels, paints, inks etc.
The properties of this awesome product are, well, awesome! Once Creative Paperclay® dries it is so light weight and easy to alter into just about anything your heart desires. Go on give it a try.
To see more of my other projects visit my blog at: http://annmakes.blogspot.com.
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2 comments:
I did not know that, thanks for the tip!
I am a huge fan of Creative Paperclay. My favourite is to stamp into it. I did this recently for a DT post for That's Crafty, a store in the U.K. which stocks Creative paperclay.
Wishes
Lynne
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