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Domino Pins

By
Hot Rod Scrampers
Advanced Scramping Team Designer

I’ve been playing with beads a lot lately. Combining beads with a stamped domino was relatively easy, and I love how it turned out! 

Supplies:

  Butterfly Stamp (TAC)
  Alcohol Inks (Ranger)
       - Cranberry
       - Lettuce
       - Butterscotch
  Blending Solution (Ranger)
  Noir Black Palette Hybrid inkpad (Stewart Superior)
  Gold Leafing Pen (Krylon)
  Domino
  Wooden block with Velcro
  Scrap of felt
  Pin Back (with charm loops)
  Beads (Miscellaneous)
  E6000 Glue
  Basic Beading supplies (chain nose pliers, head pins, eye pins, jump rings) 

Instructions:

1.                Apply a few drops of each color alcohol ink to piece of scrap felt attached to wooden block. Pat repeatedly on domino to create background. Apply a few drops of blending solution to felt right over the alcohol inks and pat onto domino to blend. 

2.                Stamp butterfly on domino using black ink; let dry. Apply gold edging using leafing pen. 

3.                String beads as desired and attach to charm loops on pin back.
(Note: The pins I have only had 3 charm loops and they aren’t exactly centered.   As a result, I hung a jump ring at the far end to make and additional line of beads.  Refer to photo). 

4.                Glue pin to back of domino and let dry. Wear proudly!

 

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