Thursday, January 22, 2009

Another peek and a giveaway!


Ok, I am posting another peek of one of the CHA booth projects I made using Streuter GlueFoil!


I wanted to show how well and even the GlueFoil embosses so I creating this apple wall hanging to show off the texture and dimension of the foil. I also used my fiskars round n' round squeeze punches to create a scalloped design for around the outside edges. Yes----you can use your punches with gluefoil! Again, if you are at CHA stop by their booth so you can see it in person!


Now for the giveaway! Today I am giving away (courtesy of Streuter Technologies) one package of copper and one package of aluminum GlueFoil! That is right...........you have the chance to win. Follow these instructions to win!


Post a comment on this thread telling me one way you would use GlueFoil on any type of project. Next have at least 3 of your friends come to my blog and do the same, also using your screen name in their post to give you credit. Everyone who sends three friends to post giving them credit will be entered to win! So you post, send 3 friends to post giving you credit and you are entered! I will randomly choose a winner on Monday!

33 comments:

Dawne Carlisle said...

What a fabulous project Lisa! I love it! I think I would use it by running it through my Cuttlebug and then punching shapes with punches!

Rita S. said...

Super project Lisa! I've enjoyed playing with foil in the past -but its been a long time! I love taking a flame to it to change the color - it's particularly gorgeous on coppy (have not tried it on silver) - and then punch shapes with it or cover chipboard shapes - of course!! (have a vision of a Magistical Memories spaceship or rocket covered with this foil - oh my!)

Crystle said...

Awesome, thanks for the link Rita

Tona said...

Great project. Love the colors. I think that I would use it embossed on a card or punch out some butterflies from Fiskars new spring squeeze punches, or...

nancy said...

It looks like very interesting stuff. I would use it to decorate some wood scissors that I have. Tona sent me to this site.

pattyb said...

Wow that wall hanging is just great. I would use the foil for a wall project. I always wanted to do a clock, one because I need a clock and two because I want to display my hobby on my walls. Anyway, now I have to hunt down some friends. May not be easy.

BethW said...

My friend Tona sent me. I know I'd use the silver to punch out ghosts for Halloween decorations.

Sue said...

Hi Lisa!!! How R ya?!! You are so talented...gorgeous work!! RitaS sent me over (she really, really wants to play with that foil)!

Donna said...

Hi Lisa, this project is too cool, I would use them on some huge scissors my Sister(Thank Nancy) got me!!! Oh and Tona sent me, good luck Tona!!

Maxine Hodges said...

Love your project. I think this would make a great layout for autumn. I would emboss a design and then make foil leaves.

Juliana Michaels 17turtles said...

Covering chipboard with it would be totally cool!
My friend RitaS sent me over here!!!
Lots of cool inspo! Thanks!

jeannie said...

I would use the foil to make photo frames for my scrapbooks. Patty B, sent me over and she wouldn't quit chatting about your wall hanging.

Anonymous said...

Ok, that is a really cool project you did Lisa! I really love the look of that foil. Fantastic work!

Anonymous said...

Oh, forgot to mention, I could see using this foil on some of my flower chipboard pieces, I think it would really add to my scrapbook pages.

kristina proffitt said...

Beautiful! My friend Deanna Kroll sent me! :)

Becky Heisler said...

Gorgeous Lisa! And thank you to Deanna Kroll for sending me here to see it :)

Alex S. said...

Hi Lisa, Patty B. (#2262) sent me. You know...I have that foil...but never used it. Sorry I have no clue how to use it. I am no help!

Lori Mar said...

Hi Lisa! I don't know if you remember me -- we knew each other (online) quite a ways back. Anyway, my friend Deanna sent me. Adorable project!

Lori Mar said...
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Lori Mar said...

Oops -- forgot to say how I would use it! I think it would be fun to write or doodle on it, and cover chipboard shapes.

Gayles1 said...

Hi Lisa
The embossed foil gives those apples a special look...very nice!

How would I use this product?Thinking ahead to spring, I can see this pretty foil highlighting a vase filled with my Snow on the Mountains which are always in bloom by Easter Sunday. Gayle

Jen Martakis said...

Hi Lisa! How've you been? This is such an awesome project! Deanna K. sent me to take a peek. ;)

Victoria G said...

I think I'd try to use this with our sizzix embossing pieces. It would be a nice addition to a scrapbook page or maybe even a scrapbook album cover.

My mom, gayles1, sent me over! I like your pencil cup example in the next entry.

kathiryan said...

Great ideas for my daughter and grandchildren to use. They love creating new crafty items for "Nana" to decorate her house with.

My friend Gayles1 sent me.

D's Paper Studio said...

I need to go find some friends. I love glue foil. I like the sample that Robin Beam made for the last CHA. I think I would love to create an art object and distress it. It looks great distressed.

Meg said...

Debby told me to come here and leave a comment :) I think I'd use the gluefoil to make something for my new craft room.

Joan Shanks said...

I love youre projects.they are really nice.I have never used glue foil before.I would use the glue foil to make to cover a compostion note book, or a small chipboard album.Maybe I will be lucky to win this.It would make my day if I won this as it is my birthday today.

Joan Fiskateer #808

Barb - Fiskateer #2975 said...

Hi Lisa!
Have fun at CHA (and it's warmer there!)
I would use it in my boys scrapbooks - I think it is a nice 'boy' touch - as I don't have anything to emboss it with, I would probably scallop punch and use behind the title. (your apple project looks great btw!)

Angie said...

Debby asked me to come for her. I think glue foil would make beautiful Christmas ornaments.

Turtlelady~Sandy said...

Debby sent me

TesoriTrovati said...

Hello! Well....of course I would need to do a jewelry project with it! I am thinking that I would take the vintage game pieces that I have and cover those with the glue foil and then using inks or paints to highlight the recessed areas giving it an aged appearance. Then I would solder an edge on it for a totally rockin' look! Enjoy the day! Erin

Scatter said...

Hi, Debbie sent me. I've never heard of gluefoil, so I'm not sure how I'd use it, but looking at your example, I'm sure I'd find a way. Gotta love Debbie, she's always introducing me to new stuff!

Anonymous said...

I don't know how to use this product but it looks fantastic and if Debby (who sent me) wins, she will show me how to use it, I'm sure. lol