Wooden Roller

A wooden roller is great for pressing paper and images into your collage. Coat the back of the paper and to artwork with matte medium, Then stating at the center, smooth the glued piece. No more wrinkles. With a rubber brayer, you need to take special care to remove the matte medium before it dries and ruins the brayer. With a wooden roller, you don't have to be so careful. If the matte medium dries before you clean it, sand paper will remove the lumps.

Brand new Somerset Workshop 4 Released on 3/28/08

• Papier Mâchè & Wire by Julie Bergman

• Paint Over with Lisa Bebi

• Intriguing Treatments & Assemblies with Paper & Fabric by Hanne Matthiesen

• Metallic Creations by Gail Jacobson, LK Ludwig and Stephanie Lee You’ll learn fabulous techniques and make breathtaking projects that are illustrated from start to finish.


All Somerset Workshop chapters include clearly stepped-out photographs with easy-to-understand instructions to help create exciting projects from some of the finest art and crafting instructors.
This is the perfect way to take a class — right in your own home — with Somerset Workshop!
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4 - 1 inch bezels    

These charms are raw brass.   Use the following small clock stamps (21009A,21010A and 21011A) to make realistic clocks for your artwork.  A one inch punch will make a perfect circle to fit the bezel.  

Follow the instructions on How to finish Corners to change the appearance of the shiny brass. Stamp the background with desired image and the clock face with one of our clock stamps.  Use dye-based permanent ink  for stamping or the ink will lift off when you apply the diamond glaze. (Use PVA or the Ultimate Glue to stick the clock face to the brass, not with Diamond Glaze, it will not stick) , then cover the clock face with Diamond Glaze (See below).