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Giveaway: Dreamweaver Stencils Tutorial

Good morning. Welcome to another Thursday Dreamweaver Stenciling project and the introduction of a new challenge from Dreamweaver Stencils. This is Wendy Jordan, Dreamweaver Stencils Design Team member and a Paper Craft Planet Super Nova. Today we are creating a Festive Fall Card using Dreamweaver Stencils Color Solutions Inks and Embossing Paste.

Today I used Rhinestone Tree (LG711) , Glossy White Embossing Paste, a palette knife , and paste spreader.

I paste embossed the tree stencil with Glossy White Embossing Paste, set it aside to dry (about 20 minutes). In the mean time, I prepared my Color Solutions Inks and cleaned my stencil and dried it well.

I replaced the tree stencil over the dried paste and added a base of Citron Color Solutions Inks on the Glossy Paste.

*It is important to place the clean and dry stencil over the dried paste to protect your paper from getting ink on it.

When I had my base layer of ink applied, I dropped one or two drops of ink on my craft mat, picked it up with a Q-Tip and colored each “leaf” of the tree a different color of ink. The colors I chose were Citron, Darkest Brown, Paprika, Aspen Leaf and Pumpkin. I also used Color Solutions Cleaner/Thinner for a few colors as well.

Here is a video I created using Dreamweaver Color Solutions Alcohol Inks with Embossing Paste.

My card base is the dry embossed Fall Trees Stencil (LJ849). I placed my stencil on my card base and secured with a piece of removable tape.

The above photo shows the layering process for the Sizzix Big Shot.

I placed my stencil down on the base platform (Tab 1 & 2 removed), paper with a spritz of rubbing alcohol, Stamping Details Rubber mat, and two acrylic plates. This sandwich works every time with the Big Shot and Vagabond.

Once the background was embossed, while the stencil was still in place, I spritzed Bright Copper Memory Mist onto the card stock.

This week I have a couple ways for you to win some FREE Dreamweaver Stencils. You can play along with Dreamweaver Stencils monthly challenge, Festively Fall. Link your creations to the Dream It Up Blog.

You can go to Stencil With Style, browse the stencil tab, pick a stencil you would love to create with, return and leave a comment on this post telling us a stencil that you would love and in two weeks, we will pick a random winner to win the stencil that they chose!! Cool huh!!!

The winner from Cherylynn Moser’s tutorial is Leonie Casto!!! She’d has wone the Hexagons stencil!! Congrats Leonie. Email Pam at phornschu@yahoo.com to claim your prize!!!

Here is a quick recap of some cool ways to learn more about Dreamweaver Stencils….

Check out the Dream It Up Blog
“Like” them on Facebook
Get inspired by visiting the Dream Team’s blogs on Thursdays

Happy Stenciling!!!

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Comment by Nancy S on October 13, 2012 at 12:36pm: Ooh la la! what a striking card! i bet it is even more impressive in person.

I'd love to win the Rhinestone Tree (LG711) stencil. I could be used for so many seasons!

Comment by Golda Peterson on October 12, 2012 at 7:28pm: What a pretty tree. Thanks for the "how to". I would love to win the Umbrella background LJ908.

Comment by Else de Groot on October 12, 2012 at 9:56am: Thank you so much for the tips on how to 'big shot' a stencil. Very helpful. I would love to receive the LG651 stencil.

Comment by Penny Douphinett on October 12, 2012 at 9:14am: Beautiful! Thanks for the tut! I would love to have LJ 840 - peacock feathers to play with.

Comment by Judith on October 12, 2012 at 1:02am: Gorgeous tree. I like it so much that, if I win, I'd like to win the Rhinestone Tree (LG711) stencil.

Comment by Jan Castle on October 11, 2012 at 10:09pm: Delightful Tree..great job on the coloring! Really appreciate the tutorial!

I would like the Blowing Leaves stencil LG 728. Thanks for the chance to win it!

Comment by Marimer González on October 7, 2012 at 4:59am: Fabulosa tecnica.

Besitos.

Comment by Charmaine on October 6, 2012 at 4:42pm: Very cool technique.

Would love to win the Maidenhair Fern stencil.

Giveaway: Dreamweaver Stencils Tutorial

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