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Let’s make a wax seal and pressed flower gift tag!

👉🏼 Supplies you’ll need: Handmade paper or card stock gift tag Pressed flowers: https://bgoodslettering.com/products/... Modge podge Paintbrush Crystal Clear Hot glue: https://bgoodslettering.com/products/... Low-temp glue gun Wax seal stamp: https://bgoodslettering.com/collectio... Krylon Gold Leafing Pen: https://a.co/d/4hLKe7X 👉🏼 How to make them: First, prepared my gift tag. I’m using handmade paper here. I cut off the deckled edge and used a spice jar lid to create the circle for the arch. I traced the lid in pencil and then used scissors to cut the arch shape. I used a small hole punch to add a small hole for ribbon at the top of the tag. Next I selected my dried and pressed flowers. I wanted to do a pink ombre effect. So I chose flowers in all different shades of pinks and all different sizes. I then started my floral layout. I placed the flowers onto my card to figure out where they would be after gluing them. I love doing this step before I put the glue on the card, there’s always a lot of rearranging that happens in this step. After everything looks good, I remove all the flowers and place them next to the tag. This way they are still in their layout and ready to be glued. Then, I covered the tag with a generous amount of modge podge. Then started placing the flowers onto the glue. Once all the flowers are on, I went over it with one more layer of modge podge to hold everything in place. The thicker flowers needed an extra layer, so next time I will stick with all thin flowers for this project. Allow the glue to dry. Mine took about 30 minutes. The last two steps are adding the extra details. I added a white chiffon ribbon to top of the tag and I also added a seal. For the seal I used Adtech Crystal clear hot glue in a low-temp glue gun. While it was heating up I placed my stamp on an icepack to get cold. If the metal is cold it won’t stick to the hot glue. When the glue was warm, I poured an oval shape in the center of my tag, then pressed with my cold stamp. Allow it to cool for 30-60 seconds. Then remove the stamp. The last step is to add gold paint with a Krylon Gold Leafing Pen. I add it to the raised portion of the design as well as the edge of the seal. Allow to dry for 10 minutes. That’s the whole project! I love this idea because it works well for gift tags, but could easily be adapted to make a bookmark or greeting card as well! Be sure to like this video and subscribe to see the more wax seal tutorials! If you try this technique, tag me @bgoods.lettering on social (IG, FB, TikTok, Pinterest, etc.)! If you love wax seals, join The Wax Seal Club! It’s an every-other month subscription with a unique wax stamp and sealing wax! Join the waitlist here: https://view.flodesk.com/pages/6387f0... Music: Feeling Fine Musician: Uncleboris Site: https://icons8.com/music/