Thursday, June 14, 2012

Dreamweaver Stencils & Art Institute Glitter are Making a *SPARKLY* June!

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ARE TEAMING UP THE ENTIRE MONTH OF JUNE TO BRING YOU AN AMAZING CREATIVE COLLABORATION MIXING DREAMWEAVER STENCILS AND ART GLITTER. COME ALONG FOR THE RIDE...WE PROMISE IT WILL BE A SPARKLING ONE!

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The Double Glitter Technique is the very first stenciling technique that I attempted.  I was immediately in love and haven’t stopped using glitter since.

In May, Dreamweaver Stencils released 11 new stencils and Nouveau Wisteria (LL3026) was one of them. Congratulations (LS22) is an older stencil, but is versatile.  I use is all the time. 

The supplies used to achieve this technique are:

Nouveau Wisteria Stencil LL3026

Congratulations LS22

Double Sided Mounting Paper

Glitter

Hawaiian Coconut Soap

Dreamweaver Stencil

1) Apply soap to the back of your stencil. The stencil is going to be placed on Double Sided Mounting Paper and the soap will prevent the stencil from sticking to the paper. Apply a generous amount of soap.  I like to add just a bit more when I think I have applied enough.

2) Place stencil, soap side onto the Double Sided Mounting Paper.  Save the protective backing from the paper, to press onto the top of your stencil to ensure that is properly adhered.

3) Apply glitter in desired areas, with desired colors.  Again, use the backing from the Double Sided Mounting Paper to press onto the top of the glitter and stencil to adhere as much glitter as you can.  Use a Glitter Magnet or Swiffer Duster to pick up excess bits of glitter from your project.  This is an important step.  The tiny bits of glitter will sit on top of the project or pile into the small crevices of the stencil, when the stencil is removed, the bits of glitter will fly to undesired area’s on the exposed Double Sided Mounting Paper.

4) Remove stencil from Double Sided Mounting Paper and sprinkle a white or transparent glitter on the rest of the exposed, adhesive area of the paper.

If you’re interested in a PDF version of the Double Glitter Technique, please leave me you’re email address and I would be happy to email the step by step directions to you.

Supplies:

Stencils: Nouveau Wisteria (LL3026), Congratulations (LS22) (Dreamweaver Stencils)

Glitter: Tulip Pee Wee Kit (Art Institute), Ultra Fine Micro Crystal Glitter (Stampendous)

Paper: Cotton Candy (Bazzill Basics Paper), patterned paper (Canvas Corp)

Ribbon: Pink Organdy Swirl (Creative Impressions)

Visit the Art Glitter blog and the Dream It Up! blog for fabulous inspiration from both talented design teams. We are encouraging all of you to play along with the challenge of creating with Dreamweaver Stencils and Art Glitter*, preferably using the Double-Glitter Technique with a wedding theme. Just link your creation to the Mr. Linky on the Dream It Up! blog, or email pics to lynell@dreamweaverstencils.com, for an opportunity to win one of four fabulous glitter and stencil prize packages. One winner will be chosen each week. (US and Canada only, please).

For more inspiration from the Art Glitter design team, please visit their blog for a complete list of players throughout the month.

For more inspiration from the Dream Team, here's the blog list for this week:

Dream It Up! blog

Pam Hornschu

Laura Drahozal

Louise Healy

Wendy Jordan

Terrece Siddoway

Kristi Van Doren

Georgia Sommers

Lee Kellogg

Jessie Hurley

Liz Martin

Cyndi Bundy

Cherylynn Moser

*For the month of June Art Glitter is selling 1 oz jars of glitter for $5.98 (regular price $7.32)! Get the deets HERE!

9 comments:

Liz Martin said...

Love it, Wendy! The Nouveau Wisteria is one of my favorites, but you really make it come to life. All the elements come together beautifully.

Louise said...

Wow Wendy, you did a fabulous job glittering this! Just beautiful!

Pam Hornschu said...

Wonderful sparkle and color in this! Great steps. Thanks for sharing the deets!

Cherylynn said...

What a stunningly beautiful card!

Joy H said...

So pretty Wendy, love all the beautiful colours you used.

Anonymous said...

Very nice Wendy! You have put things together in a way that I never would thought to have - with excellent results.

rose s. said...

I can't believe this was your first try at this! your colours are wonderful.

Daria said...

This image looks so beautiful with the multiple colors you used. Thank you for the detailed instructions.

Daria

Laura Drahozal said...

What a great job glittering! I love all the beautiful colors you used!