Heat Embossing with Painter's Tape
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- Опубликовано: 18 окт 2024
- This video shows how to use the Heat Embossing technique without using rubber stamps.
I show you how to cut strips of painter's tape and apply them to a 6x6 piece of decorative paper. This technique creates a grid to be filled in with embossing ink and embossing powder.
This technique allows you to heat the product while the tape remains on the project. Removal of the tape is easy and does not tear or damage your paper.
I also show you my three failures that lead to the final result that I am please with in this video.
This technique is good for any beginner in Heat Embossing. This will allow you to try the products on a large surface and become familiar with the process. Actually see how the products work and transform.
Leslie
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I like down to earth people with a sense of humor. I do not feel talked down to, rather spoken to by someone who knows and understands. Love your bright eyes too. I will be watching you!
+Charlotte Van Straten Thank you, Charlotte Van Straten, for your sincere comment. I try to be conversational and not be a know it all....because Lord knows I don't know much :D LOL except what I learn by the seat of my pants. hahahaha At times I do expose my backside from all the friction of flying in that manner LOL.
Leslie
+Leslie Bockenstette by the seat of your pants is the only way to go! Love your style!
Im so glad to see you use the proper protection for the products you are using. Thanks for being an inspiration to crafters.
In all my years on RUclips I have never left a comment. That being said, I just had to throw out this compliment. You are wicked awesome! I'm a 36 yr. old artist and mother to a 15 yr. old daughter. And I have to say, you whip both of our butts in the cool department! You just have a really unique and confident way of conveying your info that feels so encouraging and still concise. You really do rock! Thanks for doing YOU in a way that makes it so comfortable for viewers like me to be... well just ME!
No, me too!
Neat job. I am a beginner (3 mos) and I found good tips on what NOT to do. So far, most of my projects have been failures. Some were BIG ones!! On other videos I watched, every thing goes so perfectly. I am glad that someone is willing to show their mistakes. Mistakes also help in figuring out what I did wrong. Thank you for your honesty.
Don't forget to turn those mistakes into design plusses. Sometimes you can work with a "happy accident'" and the design is way cooler than what you thought you wanted. Like when she got the extra dark line outside the grid. Just add some designs there and way cooler than the grid alone.
Thanks for your wisdom along with the instruction. I love your positivity and encouragement!
Kudos to you for for not only thinking of safety over beauty but following through!
you are so wonderful and you should be a counselor...you made me feel so much better about what i use to think as failure...
I think you're just a wonderful lady and you do contribute so very much to the Crafters like myself I'm relatively new to it and I retain my do a different card mess up and then it sometimes takes me up to 2 days to complete one card because I think it through and then I'd try it and it doesn't work and I have to tear it back down and start again so feel your is the word but I have a lot of fun doing it and it keeps me out of the bars LOL have a grand and wonderful day this day is over with so have a great and wonderful day tomorrow and thanks for your wonderful work. Goodnight a friend from Michigan Gale
I am very grateful for you.....so many of these videos don't show us their mistakes, and we think, if we just follow along, ours will be perfect too...NOT!!!! lol. Thank you for showing us what works and what doesn't. And..... for teaching us that its ok not to be perfect.
Thank you, Wease, for watching my video and leaving such a great comment. I am the self proclaimed "Queen of Crooked". I have been in your situation before....many times. Frustrated that I can't do what others do so well. I had to find my own way and let others know that beauty is in the imperfections :D I appreciate you. Now give yourself some slack and go have FUN!
Leslie
Leslie, I was glad to see that I am not the only one who is enjoying your videos years later! LOVE the protective gear!!
It's braking my heart that we're not going to see more of these LOVELY VIDEO'S, i miss them...to the family, thank you that i still can enjoy all the amazing video that Leslie made...what a beautiful person she was..may she rest in peace!!
What a good teacher she was. First time I watched her was today. So sad to hear of her death. Thanks to family for continuing to share her videos.
This video is really great... What a wonderful teaching tool. I've gotta try this. Thank you
Thank you for taking the time to watch my video and leave your comment. I appreciate knowing that this has been a teaching tool for you :D
Leslie
Glad to see I'm not the only one that has failures but you are certainly right as I seem to be getting many more "successes" than failures lately. Thanks for your input.
Thank you, Patricia, for taking the time to watch one of my videos and leave your AWESOME comment. I appreciate you sharing your successes are more than your failures! WOO HOO!
Leslie
I love people like you that use simple things and still come out with a beautiful product. Keep it up.....
if you don't fail you will never learn. Failure is a good thing in my book. great video
More than a teacher !!! I learned a lot from your class today!! And as you said failures are very important for that's the only way you get it right...but some people expect to get it right the first time, even without putting any hard work into it..and for that it is a great results of thank you from you and all craft teachers out there... Thank you .. God Bless.
You are so encouraging and I appreciate that more than you'll ever know. I know most crafty RUclips-er's edit out their failed attempts. This makes us all feel like failures because we automatically assume that they got it perfect on their first attempt but we haven't. I saw a video from a crafter and it was of all her crafting bloopers. I was like "just leave the mistakes in the video". We're only human 😃 Anyhoo, THANK YOU 😊
You are a hoot! Thanks for the words of affirmation/kick in the butt to just do it! I wish I only had $60 in my stash! Keep on keepin’ on!
THANK YOU for your wondeful videos, I absolutely love them. I'm relatively new to crafting in general and this kind n particular and I always have tons of plans but my fear of failure makes take me forever to actually accomplish something. I find your advice soooo soothing and encouraging!
Thank you, Shaairah! I greatly appreciate your sweet comment on my heat embossing video. I know the way you feel about starting a project and letting fear stop you. Quite a number of other video makers would make me feel so inferior because when I tried their technique I failed miserably! Failure is part of the learning curve and it is TO BE EXPECTED AND EMBRACED! Hang in there. It won't be long before YOU are creating with confidence :D
Hugs - Leslie
Great tutorial showing how to use tools we have. For those of us that want to try this without cutting all that tape, they sell painters tape in 1/8 and 1/4 sizes.
Thank you for sharing!
Great lesson! Not only on the embossing but mostly on the human aspect of the learning process. I would like to add: always try the techniques on a scrap paper and see what went wrong, correct, and then start the actual project. Thank you!
You are awesome!!! I SO enjoyed watching you! I love to see the failures as well so I know the reality of what I am doing! 💕
I enjoyed your video. I appreciate that you just took some time to play and showed us your mistakes and your triumphs. I have one tip for you that might help you out...I have some embossing powders that are about 20 years old, and I keep those small silica gel packets inside the little pots. That way they don't get damp and clump up. Keep playing around and please show us some more of your ideas... I've enjoyed the creative boost that I got from your playing!
I'll be honest, I was a little skeptical when you put on the hair bonnet. So glad I watched the whole thing. You are right on with your wisdom. Inspiration is what all us newbies need!
I loved watching this video. You remind me so much of my Aunt Marilyn, she's too cool as well.
You made me laugh when you put all that stuff on! 😂
embossing using tape is innovative-I will try it. I have used stamps before and it depends on what final effect you want to determine success or failure. you are right keep on trying.
+Charlotte Van Straten Thank you, Charlotte Van Straten, for watching my video and leaving a comment. I appreciate you giving your experience here with embossing powders and adding your words "Keep on trying".
Leslie
Fun video...always wanting to learn new tricks of the trade. Also fun figuring out how to fix that proverbial mistake. Been at this for about 6 or 7 months is all, but loving it.
Thank you, Mary, for watching my video on heat embossing with painter's tape. Welcome to the paper crafting family and community. I appreciate you so very much for choosing to become part of my "family".
Leslie
I enjoyed it a lot and learned something, too. I'm a new card crafter and enjoy learning new techniques. Thanks.
So welcome...having the proverbial "ball" w/my card crafting.
You have no idea how much I needed to hear that. It was like you were talking just to me. I've never felt like anything I did was good enough. Thank you so much.
Thanks so much for sharing with our products, Leslie! What a fun video to "happen upon" today. Took a look through your channel, and we're all so glad you're doing better now. We're adding you to our thoughts and prayers for a quick return to your energetic, creative self!
Love the way you are so frank, (straightforward), in all you do. You give confidence to others who would like to do but don't. I'm going to give this idea a try. Thank you
Thanks so much for sharing your technique with us including your meticulous approach. I enjoyed this video thoroughly.
Thank you very much for your wonderful video it is heart warming to see what u get up to and is great advice all rolled in a most down to earth way. Love it.
Thanks for taking time "off road" for posting this video! Loved it.
+Linda Farneth Thank you, Linda, for your kind comment on my heat embossing with painters tape. I appreciate you taking the time to watch one of my videos.
Leslie
I love the humor & the joy!
So far, I've seen just the introduction!
Thank you very interesting - quite unique effects....but wow the work level is pretty high....would need lots of time to prep for this.....maybe one day when I have a whole day to play!!! will try.....but was interesting...and like you say - we all do get too critical of ourselves and I like what you say about when trying a new technique - expect failure because you are not yet proficient at it but learn from it! well done...good video
Great ideas!! Thank you for your videos.
Thank you, Beverly, for taking the time to watch one of my videos and leave a kind comment. I appreciate you.
Leslie
I am new to your channel and I love it. You are very talented and I hope to do better myself. Thank you for making these videos
I enjoyed the video very much. Thanks for sharing
This is one of the best videos I've watched, Thank you 👍😀
This is a great lesson in options for embossing. I love your prep (shower cap, mask, safety glasses ) . Sage advise for trying new stuff. We all have some failures. I usually try to figure out how to cover it up. I have lots of stickers. Ha.
Thank you, Sharon, for taking the time to watch my video and leave your great comment. You don't know what goes on in my brain....in fact I'm not sure what goes on in my brain :D Thought it would be a hook to get someone to watch the video :D
New crafters think the YT creators never make mistakes, and that is just so WRONG! I feel it is my duty :D to let them know the process is never clean and pristine. LOL
I love your bit about having lots of stickers! LOL Thank you for making me laugh today.
Leslie
Yep! You are really cool! Thanx Sara G Western Australia x
Thank you for taking the time to do this for us.
Thank you, Michelle, for watching my video and leaving a comment. I appreciate you.
Leslie
Awesome video! Loved the production and smooth editing. Loved the playing aspect too. I recently purchased several Stampendous kits that have the heavy white enamels mixed with other powders. Using melting techniques it is very cool. Thank you!
Thank you, Kiki! Oooooooo! I have to go find the Stampendous embossing powder kits you mentioned. I appreciate you taking the time to watch my video and leave your sweet comment.
Leslie
Oh wow this is just amazining thank you for sharing with us
Thank you, Janet, for watching my heat embossing video. Goodness, there are so many things you can do with just a few products and a tool or two. Alas, if only we could keep the tools and products down to just a few. That ain't gonna happen, though :D LOL
Hugs - Leslie
Hi Lesie too right Lesie you just keep them tools I will a;lways hide them for you lol lol (huggs n smiles)
I have so many failures in my efforts at crafting! I'm glad I'm not the only one! But I love to do it and the little successes more than make up for the failures, I think.
You are with us anymore but your talent and beauty remain with us beautiful lady.
Excellent video ;-) Im always doing what you said not to do ( feeling a failure and disheartened) but I put it down to not been crafting long and the lack of materials. Once I have built up I am sure I will feel different xx
+Yvonne B Thank you, Yvonne for your understanding the frustrating part of creating. No matter how long you do this you will always be harder on yourself than someone else would be. What I try to convey in my videos is.....DON'T GIVE UP. Failure always leads to success if you try a different plan of attack :D
Hugs - Leslie
I don’t actually know how I ended up coming across this video and I don’t know why I didn’t skip it rite at the start. Not a negative comment but just not something I’d normally watch, that being said you are easy to watch and listen to. Some how I want to try and make a card lol I’m a builder 😅 can not imagine me giving customers tips 🤣 then at 21:57 towards the end of the video you gave a spot on motivational speech 😉👍 I’ll be back 💪😅
Great tape idea. Thanks
Thank you, Anita :D Lots of fun things you can do with embossing powder to create fabulous backgrounds to your card making or scrapbook layouts :D
Leslie
Great results.
Fun & easy.
Very cool! Thank you for your inspiring words. :) I normally think of my first doing a project as my test run of things not to do! Lol
+Suzie Bender Sometimes, I would feel so bummed about my crafting because all the videos I watched the results were totally perfect all the time. I seldom have perfect results. Good idea to run a test project before getting into the business of creating. You find out where the problems are before hand.....long before your fabulous creation takes a nose dive :D Thank you for watching my video and leaving a comment. I appreciate you.
Leslie
+Leslie Bockenstette your welcome!! Thank you for taking time out of your day to share with us!! I am always searching online for new ideas so when I came across your Chanel I was very pleased to find new creative views and ideas!! Thank you!
I loved this video. I want protective gear just like yours!
Henna du plessis Thank you for your great comment. LOL - you gotta take care of yourself any way you can as you experiment - LOL
Leslie
It was a good video. A lot of work, but cool results. For those who want to do it on the cheap.
Great job! Thanks for showing the mistakes. Doesn't make me feel so bad. I make tons of mistakes
Welcome to the REAL crafting :D Sharon. Keep in mind there is always a way to hide a mistake. If not, there is always the other side of the paper to start over. If both of these fail then start something different then come back later :D LOL I appreciate you taking the time to watch one of my videos and leave your wonderful message :D
Leslie
great tip! Thank you so much for sharing.
Brill. Just brill.
Thank you for being to so encouraging.
Miss you Leslie.
Love all of your ideas!
Thank you, Audrey. I appreciate you taking the time to watch one of my older videos and leave your sweet comment. One person mentioned using thin washi tape to make the grid. Don't know if that would work but thought I would pass the tip on :D
Hugs- Leslie
cleaver idea with interesting results.
This idea...
Would make for a cute tile floor
in a doll house.
LOL!!! Love the "failure reel"! That was awesome!
THANK YOU for telling us it's ok to fail! I have stuff I've not used in years because of being afraid to blow it...but you have given me the courage to break out of that box and try again. By the way I love your protective gear, do you sell it on ebay lol?
do you think masking tape would work if we don't have painters tape? I would love to try this technique very interesting...lol thanks for sharing I love all your videos!!! 💗🌹💖 Btw.. Happy Valentines Day!
Thank you, JaNetNMelissaWise, for watching my video and leaving your great comment. Painter's tape is low tack while Masking tape is a higher tack. Yes, you can use the masking tape to do this technique. Make sure to run the tape on your clothing, pant leg or shirt sleeve, a couple times to make the glue less tacky. Then cut your tape into strips.
I hope you had a wonderful Valentine's Day.
Hugs - Leslie
Leslie Bockenstette awe thank you I hope you had a great one as well!!! I absolutely LOVE your channel and I have learned alot from you!! thank you so much for responding to my question! I can't wait to try it!! Big hugs, prayers are with you always!! 💖👼💖
Hi there, just found you last night and thought it was great to be real enough to let people know that we all have our mistakes and things that don't turn out as well as anticipated. Sometimes we watch the professionals and they make it look so effortless but they don't show us their "bloopers" we need to see the bloopers. lol. Do want to ask though, was your protective gear just for laughs? I mean you don't truly wear all of that just to heat emboss do you? Plus you didn't heat your piece when you were done. Also with the outside edges that remained from the embossing ink, a little q-tip dipped in alcohol could help get that off. Thank you!
Thank you, Lori, for your truly awesome comment and question. Uhm...no I don't wear all that crazy protective gear. My normal subscribers need to get mixed up once in a while or they go to sleep on me. :D LOL
I totally know what you mean about the professionals never making mistakes. Used to make me so mad at myself when I could not get the results they did. I did not think to give myself a break for the learning curve I had to overcome. Because of that horrid experience I try my best to show the problems that are in every project...no matter how long a person has been doing this.
Lori, thank you! I was not aware that heat embossing required an extra bit of heating when the piece was done. Maybe just this one since I had the painter's tape to peel off and expose the "uncooked" embossing powder. In that case, yes you are totally correct.
I appreciate your comment and your instruction as well.
Leslie
BLESSED BE THE NAME OF GOD FOREVER BECAUSE LESLIE BOCKENSTETTE LIVED AND GAVE COMFORT AND COURAGE TO US ALL. (Mother always said if just one person BLESSED GOD because you lived, your life was not in vain and you lived on with GOD forever. BLESS GOD for each person in your life. GOD BLESS YOU.)
Thank you
Thank you, Sharon, for watching my video and leaving your comment. I appreciate you.
Leslie
thx for the tutorial and the idea!
Dawn
Thank you for taking the time to watch one of my videos and leave a comment. I appreciate you.
thanks Leslie. love your beautiful hair. see you soon.
pearl hudson Thank you. Hey, do you want some of this hot, thick, and heavy hair? LOL I appreciate you, Pearl Hudson.
Leslie
haha . not really. i have very short hair. why not cut it off.
pearl hudson
I have had really short hair and really long hair. I am not a "Salon Patron". Guess you can say I'm "Low Maintenance" :D. I'm also never much happy with the state of my hair. Although, one time I did have a NEAR buzz cut because I tried to cut my hair myself :/ and ended up going to a salon to fix the damage. :D
thank goodness for pony tails eh. cheers.
Thank you I thought I was the only one that made mistakes. I am just to hard on myself.
I have those rubber stamps too. Lol❤️💯🙏🏻
I subscribed to your channel
If you don’t make mistakes how can you learn. I have to remind my daughter “it’s taken years of mistakes to get better, no such thing as perfect. There’s no edit/delete/empty trash in real life.
I'm new to your channel. I have a channel too. I'll share you! Lol love your get up. ❤️💯🙏🏻😂😂😂👏👏👏👏
where are you located? I would love to do cards with you. I'm in iowa.
Nice work, Kathleen Turner!
I think for this kind of job you can use the strip for nail design inexpensive and much faster
What an AWESOME tip! Thank you for sharing this idea. I appreciate your comment.
Leslie
did you know the metal piece on the mask serves a purpose? it would help with your fogging issues as well. if you do not pinch the metal to form it to the bridge of your nose, then all the air will pass through the path of least resistance which would be the gap around the nose, which causes your glasses to fog. you can actually see your breathe go in and out around that gap via the fog in your glasses when it happens to me. being from the medical field this is the first thing they teach you. if the air is going around the mask then it isn't going through the mask, therefore the mask is not filtering your air at all. try pinching that strip on the nose and it will help tremendously and will make wearing that mask a little less futile. hope that helps
Leslie TFS
Bootoyou298 Hey they friend :D Thanks for leaving your comment.
Leslie
A pint roller from dollar tree will help to clean up quick, glitter, embossing powder ...etc.
Me again Gail, want to apologize for my mistakes in my text I use my microphone and it doesn't always pick things up the way I say him but they do sometimes give people a good laugh
hi Leslie how are you doing
TFS Love Hugs and Good Thoughts Teresa
Teresa Renken Thank you for watching my video and leaving a comment. I appreciate your hugs and good thoughts. I can always use them :D
Leslie
Too much work! You are so cute!
too much work for the results...
Could have used a stencil and it would be quicker with the same results.
A nib tip end.
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Thank you for taking the time to watch my video and leave your comment.
Leslie
How boring
You are a gorgeous woman
Get a hairstyle and you will be wonderful
But speed up your videos
I wish you well.
How rude. If you weren't interested in this video just move on without leaving a nasty comment.
I appreciate the people that take the time to share and post. They don't have to do this. :/
Thank you for taking the time to watch one of my videos and leave a comment.
Leslie
Whoa! Thank you for being my "Warrior". I appreciate you taking the time to respond to a comment left by someone else that you didn't like. Thank you.
Leslie