Above are the 3 designs you will make at Stamp Shoppe when you choose cards this next weekend. You can also do scrapbooking. I will post that picture tomorrow. Make 6 cards for $16 or FREE with a $25 order. If you bring a friend, you will get to make the extra special Halloween card pictured below. RSVP for October and get a free gift! RSVP on my website.
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Showing posts with label Christmas Halloween Thanksgiving candy wrapper gift big shot window sheet sticky strip candy cane ribbon candy. Show all posts
Thursday, September 1, 2011
Don’t Miss Stamp Shoppe Next Weekend!
Above are the 3 designs you will make at Stamp Shoppe when you choose cards this next weekend. You can also do scrapbooking. I will post that picture tomorrow. Make 6 cards for $16 or FREE with a $25 order. If you bring a friend, you will get to make the extra special Halloween card pictured below. RSVP for October and get a free gift! RSVP on my website.
Friday, November 5, 2010
12 Weeks of Christmas Crafting - Week 6
Hello everyone. I hope you are having a great November. It is a busy, busy month for me. Last weekend, fall festival vendor booth, last night vendor/teacher at a church festival, tomorrow another fall festival booth. Whew. I will be glad when it slows down a bit but . . . not sure when that will be from the looks of my calendar. Oh well, your next project is a beautiful stamped candle. These candles are really fun to make if you like playing with the heat tool (100005 $29.95)
Ok, first you need to choose a solid color candle (preferably colored all the way through). The size of the candle can vary according to which stamp you choose to use.
Second stamp your image on a piece of wrapping tissue, preferably white, or a light color, then you can color it in if necessary with markers or not if it is a solid stamp. Now, you may notice that I used a retired stamp set. Sorry, you cannot buy this one from Stampin' Up! anymore. However, I will give you a list of stamp sets that would work really well on candles.
Once you have your image stamped and colored you want to trim around that piece of tissue pretty close to the image. Hold your tissue paper around the candle where you want the image to be. Use a longer piece of tissue and place it on top of your image tissue and around the candle so that you have a "handle" to hold while you heat it and it won't burn your fingers. Once you have the image in place, heat the tissue until you see the candle begin to sweat. Once it does, keep heating for just a moment longer until your whole area around the image is "sweaty". This means you have melted just enough candle to envelope the tissue. Now you can peel off the "handle" tissue and you have a nice image melted into your candle. Note: Do not heat your candle so much that it drips or it will be misshapen.
Now you can wrap your candle in cellophane paper and tie some ribbons on the top and put a tag on it if you wish. Have fun!
Here is your picture:
Ok, first you need to choose a solid color candle (preferably colored all the way through). The size of the candle can vary according to which stamp you choose to use.
Second stamp your image on a piece of wrapping tissue, preferably white, or a light color, then you can color it in if necessary with markers or not if it is a solid stamp. Now, you may notice that I used a retired stamp set. Sorry, you cannot buy this one from Stampin' Up! anymore. However, I will give you a list of stamp sets that would work really well on candles.
Once you have your image stamped and colored you want to trim around that piece of tissue pretty close to the image. Hold your tissue paper around the candle where you want the image to be. Use a longer piece of tissue and place it on top of your image tissue and around the candle so that you have a "handle" to hold while you heat it and it won't burn your fingers. Once you have the image in place, heat the tissue until you see the candle begin to sweat. Once it does, keep heating for just a moment longer until your whole area around the image is "sweaty". This means you have melted just enough candle to envelope the tissue. Now you can peel off the "handle" tissue and you have a nice image melted into your candle. Note: Do not heat your candle so much that it drips or it will be misshapen.
Now you can wrap your candle in cellophane paper and tie some ribbons on the top and put a tag on it if you wish. Have fun!
Here is your picture:
Images © Stampin' Up!
Some stamp sets that work well for this are:
A Wish for Peace (111614 $16.95)
Good Cheer (115326 $22.95)
Home for Christmas (111756 $18.95)
A Cardinal Christmas (111760 $23.95)
Come to Bethlehem (118732 wood mount/120591 clear mount $19.95/$14.95)
Fireside Christmas (120827 wood mount/121136 clear mount $16.95/12.95)
Let me know if you need some help!! Have fun!
Friday, October 22, 2010
12 Weeks of Christmas Crafting - Week 4
Hello everyone. Here is a neat little candy holder for Christmas. This is a cute gift for mail carriers, UPS guy, anyone that you might want to give a little something to at Christmas time.
Here are the supplies you need:
Window Sheets (114323) $4.95
Sticky Strip (104294) $6.95
Big Shot Candy Wrapper Die (120890) $32.95
Taffeta ribbon Marina Mist (119257) $5.95
Candy Cane Christmas Designer Series Paper (120809) $11.95
Candy of your choice
Run your window sheet through the Big Shot and cut your die piece. Cut a piece of designer paper to 2" x 6". You can score it at 1 1/4" and then 1 1/2" and repeat on the long side if you want to but it is not really necessary. It conforms to the creases in the window sheet when you put it inside. Put it inside with your candy and fold up your window sheet die cut piece. You will fold it along the creases and bunch up your ends. I did add a little adhesive on the designer paper to keep it in place. Adhere your window sheet together with sticky strip. Tie your ribbon on the ends and you have a cute little gift! These are so easy you could make lots of them. They would also be fun for Halloween treats or treats on the Thanksgiving table. If you would like to purchase the supplies for this project go to my website online store
Images © Stampin' Up!
Window Sheets (114323) $4.95
Sticky Strip (104294) $6.95
Big Shot Candy Wrapper Die (120890) $32.95
Taffeta ribbon Marina Mist (119257) $5.95
Candy Cane Christmas Designer Series Paper (120809) $11.95
Candy of your choice
Run your window sheet through the Big Shot and cut your die piece. Cut a piece of designer paper to 2" x 6". You can score it at 1 1/4" and then 1 1/2" and repeat on the long side if you want to but it is not really necessary. It conforms to the creases in the window sheet when you put it inside. Put it inside with your candy and fold up your window sheet die cut piece. You will fold it along the creases and bunch up your ends. I did add a little adhesive on the designer paper to keep it in place. Adhere your window sheet together with sticky strip. Tie your ribbon on the ends and you have a cute little gift! These are so easy you could make lots of them. They would also be fun for Halloween treats or treats on the Thanksgiving table. If you would like to purchase the supplies for this project go to my website online store
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