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Giveaway and Dreamweaver Stencil Tutorial
Good morning!! Wendy Jordan, Paper Craft Planet Super Nova, as well as a Dreamweaver Stencil Dream Team member. I created a Dreamweaver Stencil video tutorial for a FUN technique using some products from a “crafty household” name you will recognize.
Before all of the fun begins I want to announce the winner from Wendy Price’s Dreamweaver Stencil’s tutorial.
Drumroll…….The winner is, Lois Jones!! She stated in her comment that the stencil of her dreams is LX7019, Large Peace on Earth!!! Congratulations Lois!! Please email Pam at phornschu@yahoo.com to claim your prize!!
This week you have the chance to win the stencil of your dreams by visiting the Stencil With Style page, browse the stencils and in the comments section of this post, tell us what stencil you want most from the site. You have two weeks for comment to win!!
Dreamweaver Stencils hosts a monthly challenge on their Dream It Up blog and generously gives away two prizes a month from the challenge. This month the theme is Festively Fall. Prizes are also given from time to time on the Dreamweaver Stencil Facebook page, so be sure to “like” us.
For the next few weeks, Dreamweaver Stencils has collaborated with Ranger Industries, using Tim Holtz Distress Embossing Powder. Today I created a video on creating backgrounds with Dreamweaver Stencils and Distress Embossing Powder.
Here is my completed card…
I hope you enjoyed the video and have found a new purpose for your stencils as well as your Tim Holtz Distress Embossing Enamel.
Don’t forget to check out Stencil With Style to find the Stencil of your dreams, tell us which one it is in the comments section of this post and you could be a winner.
Dreamweaver also has monthly challenges, you can find out more at Dream It Up.
Congratulations! This week's lucky winner is Ann. Ann has won the stencil of her choice from Dreamweaver Stencils! Please be sure to contact Pam Hornschu within 30 days to claim your prize and be sure to provide your shipping information so we can get that package out to you! And thank you to EVERYONE for playing along! There were so many great ideas in our comments!
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Comment by Cin on February 7, 2013 at 11:20am -
There are so many awesome Dreamweaver stencils to choose from that it is quite difficult to come up with a favorite however one that immediately jumps to mind is: LJ 849 Bare trees
It is very versatile because you can use it at the main focus of your card or as a background.
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Comment by Trisha Windham on November 13, 2012 at 8:57pm -
Love your gorgeous sparkly card! I would choose LX7004 Prince of Peace stencil.
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Comment by Ann on November 9, 2012 at 12:06pm -
Thank you Wendyjo for the soap response! Now to try and find some!
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Comment by Ann on November 9, 2012 at 11:53am
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Woo Hoo!!!!! Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!! I LOVE the technique and the gift to add to my collection!!
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Comment by Jan Castle on November 9, 2012 at 12:19am
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Lovely card...great technique!
My choice would be LG 677 Season's Greetings.
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Comment by Cindy Hetu on November 7, 2012 at 1:58pm
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Nice card! Want to use this technique, it has lot's of potential. Have to get some coconut soap... If I can't have all the stencils that I don't already have, my current favorite would be LX7016 Season of Joy.
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Comment by Susan on November 4, 2012 at 5:29pm -
Beautiful card and a fun technique! I am really enjoying all these tutorials and all the inspiration they are giving me for using my Dreamweaver brass stencils. I would love to have the stencil LJ901.
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Comment by Lucy van Keulen on November 2, 2012 at 3:28pm
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I would love to receive LJ 872 because the graphics are just wonderful, a bit like Escher's, and I love the design of it. It was very difficult to choose because I also love trees and butterflies and..... but this one is the best, for the moment.
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Comment by Cindy on November 2, 2012 at 2:35am
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Great card and wonderful tutorial! My favorite stencil would be the Butterfly Duo, LJ887. My mom loved butterflies, and so now anytime I see one, it makes me think of her. She had a black hat with a gold butterfly pin on it that she wore everywhere!
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Comment by Carrie Moeser on November 2, 2012 at 12:09am -
What a great technique! I am a Flamingo collecter, including all crafts, and stencil LM182 would complete my supply of flamingo crafting items. I would love to have the Flamingo Stencil - oh, the things I could do with it!
Thank you for the opportunity to enter this contest!
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