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Have you tried Encaustic Art Before?
Seahorse
Sheila CC Kingsley on Sat 22 Mar 2008, 11:08 pm
Hi Thomas
Love your picture with the seahorse, very good for your 1st attempt with a stamp
Love your picture with the seahorse, very good for your 1st attempt with a stamp
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Re: Encaustic Art
craftytom on Sun 23 Mar 2008, 1:13 am
craftyme wrote:Hi Thomas
Love your picture with the seahorse, very good for your 1st attempt with a stamp
thanks, I would have done somemore, but I thought my A-Level ICT coursework could do with some attention! However I think that tommorow should be a day off! so i might get somemore done.
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Re: Encaustic Art
Dawn on Sun 23 Mar 2008, 1:18 am
It's really good Thomas, Was back at CC again today spent yet more money, Laura Ashley things yummy will post them later been at it all eve lol but while i was there was tempted to get a basic little set but thought NO i must remain firm lol I want to get better at this before I try something else but i think it maybe something I will eventually get around to.
Please keep the picks coming though they are beautiful, oh and I met a lady today who has been using the wax as background to her cards and people go mad over them
Please keep the picks coming though they are beautiful, oh and I met a lady today who has been using the wax as background to her cards and people go mad over them
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Re: Encaustic Art
craftytom on Sun 23 Mar 2008, 1:45 am
well I think my mum maybe getting a bit fed up with encaustic art cards as both her Birthday and mothers day have had it included as the background! (See Below)
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Dawn on Sun 23 Mar 2008, 1:52 am
I think they are lovely well done you!
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Re: Encaustic Art
craftytom on Sun 23 Mar 2008, 1:56 am
yes i agree they can make very good background. I think that decoupage seems to go very well with it. However I have not tried using it with anything else. Did the lady say to you what she had done to the card other than making the Encaustic into a card in its own right?
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Dawn on Sun 23 Mar 2008, 2:00 am
yes she said she treated it as a normal card stamped it put toppers on etc i have told her about this site I hope she registers she was a lovely lady and I'm sure would have alot to offer the members. really must go to bed if i'm to get to church tomorow 
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Re: Encaustic Art
Kingfisher on Sun 23 Mar 2008, 2:14 am
It really does look good as a background for cards.... or as art in its own right!
I have a silver and a lilac wax for it that I used during my GCSE art.... but haven't done it since!!! I wish we stocked it
How much is the iron?
I have a silver and a lilac wax for it that I used during my GCSE art.... but haven't done it since!!! I wish we stocked it
How much is the iron?
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Re: Encaustic Art
craftytom on Sun 23 Mar 2008, 11:52 am
will find out for you
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encaustic iron
Sheila CC Kingsley on Sun 23 Mar 2008, 12:42 pm
Hi Kingfisher the cost of the iron at CC is £19.99 and the boxed kit is £24.95 
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Re: Encaustic Art
Kingfisher on Sun 23 Mar 2008, 2:47 pm
Which craft central's sell it? We don't (Bicester)
But id like to have a go, n see if we can...
(Bicester)But id like to have a go, n see if we can...
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Re: Encaustic Art
craftytom on Sun 23 Mar 2008, 3:19 pm
we do at Crowland, but it is probably abit to far for you to come to!!
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Dawn on Sun 23 Mar 2008, 4:12 pm
They do at Daisy nook too but thats near Manchester!
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encaustic
Sheila CC Kingsley on Sun 23 Mar 2008, 8:10 pm
Who is your regional manager? are you a large or small store? Kingsley isn't the smallest, but it isn't very big either, we don't stock everything, but if you think it would sell in your store and if you have room talk to your regional manager.
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Re: Encaustic Art
craftytom on Sun 23 Mar 2008, 9:18 pm
Kingfisher wrote:It really does look good as a background for cards.... or as art in its own right!
I have a silver and a lilac wax for it that I used during my GCSE art.... but haven't done it since!!! I wish we stocked it
yes like "craftyme" said the iron is £19.99. The individual bocks of coloured wax are 99p each. Also a large pack of the A6 sealed card is only £5.99 (i think, if this is wrong please correct me). This pack would last you a very very long time. When I first stared I bought the pack with a selection of A4,A5 and A6 but I cannot for my life remember how much I paid for it.
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