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Hi All, it’s Shellie here with this weeks Christmas Tuesday Tutorial! I LOVE GLITTER, especially on Christmas cards, so today I am going to show you how to used your Dreamweavers Stencils to create fun glittery images!
Products You Will Need: Spellbinders Nestabilities Dies, Dreamweavers Stencils, Scor-Tape Adhesive Sheets, Glitter, A bar of soap, Scotch Removable Tape
Using a piece of Scotch Removable Tape attach your Deckled Rectangle die to your Scor-Tape Adhesive sheet, make sure you place he die in the corner so you don’t waste any of your adhesive. Cut out using your Big Shot machine.
Rub your bar of soap all over one side of your Dreamweaver Stencil. This will act as a release agent so your stencil does not stick to your tape.
Peel off the backing of your Scor-Tape Adhesive Sheet and stick down your Dreamweaver stencil.
Mask off any part of your stencil that you do not want to get covered in Mahogany Glitter (I only wanted the base of the tree glittered with Mahogany) I used a piece of scrap cardstock and some Scotch Removable Tape to cover up my stencil.
Dump on Mahogany Glitter and rub onto tape with your finger
Your glittered stencil will look like this.
Remove your mask and move it to the top of the tree covering up all but the top circle.
Dump on Gold glitter and rub in with your finger
Remove your mask to expose the remaining adhesive and dump on Green Glitter, don’t forget to rub it in with your finger
Peel off the backing of your Scor-Tape Adhesive Sheet and stick your project onto a piece of patterned paper.
Remove the Dreamweavers stencil to expose the rest of the adhesive sheet
Dump on Transparent glitter and rub in with your finger
Your art work should now look like this.
To finish my card I layered Basic Grey Wassail papers onto Core’Dinations cardstock and attached my art work using 3D Dots, I cut out a few presents from another piece of Basic Grey Wassail paper and attached them in from of my art work using 3D dots.
I would LOVE to see what you come up with using this technique, upload your projects to our Members Christmas Gallery and be entered in our Draw for this weeks Blog Candy!!
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A Look Ahead
Come back every day this week for more exciting projects to get you thinking about Christmas.
Here is a quick look at what else we have in store for you this week:
Wednesday – Gifts from the Kitchen
Thursday -Gift Calendar
Friday – Christmas Sketch
Saturday – Christmas Showcase, Our Fave Projects!
Until Next Time, Happy Crafting!
Shellie
Thanks for showing how to do this! It is awesome. I’ve glot lots of stencils that I can use this technique with. I can’t wait to get started!
Thanks for the tutorial. Good idea to use those glitters.
Katie K
Great tutorial Shellie!! I can’t wait to give this a go!
Hugs
~Spike
Thank you for sharing this method. I love using my stencils with glitter but have always used paste for my adhering element. Tape is so much cleaner & neater!
Just took a look through the Dreamweaver stencils and wrote a review for my favorite (Dreamweaver Stencil – Tree of Life
[lg690]). I think everyone should add this to their collection.
Great turorial! Christmas just wouldn’t be Christmas without glitter – great way to use a stencil.
Great tutorial!
I posted a review on the Tonic Duo Corner Punch – Ticket/Tag
but I accidentally posted it twice. Can you please delete one
of them? Sorry! I also posted a review on Peggy’s Pretties Combo #5.
Thanks for the wonderful tutorials and the chance to win!
I LOVE glitter! Awesome use of a stencil!
And here’s my wishlist:
10.Spellbinders Impressabilities – Snowflake
9.EK Success Slim Edger Punch – Swiss Cheese
8.Spellbinders Nestabilities – Labels One
7.We R Memory Keepers Crop-A-Dile II Big Bite
6.Ranger Non-Stick Craft Sheet
5.JustRite Harmony Rectangular Stamper Set
4.Scor-Mat
3.Scor-Pal
2.Zutter 1/2″ Round-it-All
And finally, the #1 on my list:
1. Zutter Bind-it-All 2.0!