For this tutorial we’re using dried flowers and bookmarks/tags, but you can easily use these techniques for creating different kinds of projects, like jewelry, photos, wood projects, embossed/dimensional designs and other paper crafts.

Since thin layers work best when working with Craft Glaze (it’s not meant to be used for thick applications), for this paper craft we’ll start by squeezing out some Craft Glaze onto the surface of the tag.

Next use a flat-bristled brush to smooth out the adhesive over the surface of the tag.

While the glue is still wet, press the dried flowers onto the tag where ever you like!

Once you’re happy with your arrangement, you’ll want to seal it! Apply another coat of Craft Glaze over the top of the floral design.

Use your flat brush to smooth the adhesive over the top of the entire tag to seal and create a faux-enamel look. You could also tint the Craft Glaze by mixing it with acrylic paint before brushing it on, or even mix with glitter or beads for added texture, color and sparkle!

Let your project dry completely before attaching the tassels. If you want to create any extra embossed effects, you can apply Craft Glaze straight from the needlenose tip to create dots or other fun dimensional designs! We don’t know about you, but we’re feeling more inspired to pick up a good book and do some reading with our fancy new bookmarks.

And that’s how to use Aleene’s Craft Glaze. Pretty easy, right? What else are you inspired to make with Craft Glaze? Make sure to tag us on social @aleenesdiy and share what you’re making!