Showing posts with label Bazzill Basics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bazzill Basics. Show all posts

Monday, July 29, 2013

Dreamweaver Stencils and Stampendous Blog Hop!


It's fun in the sun time again with another collaboration between Stampendous and Dreamweaver Stencils! We'll be playing together all of this week, with a fabulous hop on Friday, August 2nd, featuring a slew of amazing talent from both teams, and of course...prizes!!!

Two prize packages will be given away for the comments left on posts Monday-Thursday, July 29th - August 1st, and one prize will be given away for comments left on the hop day, Friday, August 2nd. Winners will be selected randomly and announced Thursday, August 8th. (Note: USA addresses only, please, due to shipping costs.) Here's what you could win:

Stampendous Surfer and Sandcastle Kiddos • Dreamweaver Hot Air Balloon, Ice Cream Cones, Summer, Mosaic Swirls, Bird Words, and Sandcastle stencils



 Here's what I created:
Dreamweaver Stencils LL393 - Weathervane
this will be available soon, it was just re-released for summer CHA

Steps:
  • Cut a piece of Dreamweaver Double-sided mounting paper slightly larger then the stencil in each direction
  • Apply Dreamweaver Handmade Hawaiian Soap to the back of the weathervane stencil
  • Use a large stencil brush to brush any soap flakes out of the stencil openings or off the surface of the stencil (front and back)
  • Remove the release paper from the double-side mounting paper and center the stencil, soap side down, onto the sticky surface
  • Use the release paper to press the stencil down, making sure all the small bridges of the stencil are adhered well
  • Sprinkle all the exposed sticky surface with Stampendous Aged Teal Embossing Enamel (from the Encrusted Jewel Teal Kit EJK06)
  • Tap off extra powder and return it to the container
  • Heat the enamel to set it
  • Sprinkle the background with Crystal glitter
  • Mount onto a lime green mat (Bazzill Basics Two Scoops Mint Chip)
  • Make a card with a lime green front and add a piece of coordinating paper (Bazzill Basics Santa Barbara Beach Bum) leaving about 3/4" of the lime green showing at the bottom
  • Place 5 glue dots in a row across the bottom area
  • Sprinkle with the Aged Teal Embossing Enamel and heat set
  • Add the weathervane to the front with foam mounting tape
Don't forget to leave me a comment for a chance to win, and just 'cuz it's nice! Then hop on over to the next in line.

Happy Creating,
Louise