Showing posts with label Dreamweaver. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dreamweaver. Show all posts

Friday, 30 December 2011

Christmas


Dreamweaver embossing paste and stencil, sprinkled with Glamour Dust.

Monday, 29 November 2010

Season's Greetings


Okay last of the Dreamweaver cards now I promise.


You can't tell from the photo but this card is A3 size so quite big.
I had the cardblank from last year (Kanban) and just decided to go mad and use full A4 sheets of glitter card. I gutted some of the glitter card to make it go further though because I'm tight like that :)

The ribbon doesn't quite look right but the colour goes so nice and it's double sided so I am undecided whether to swap it for something wider or stick with it. I wasn't sure about the colour scheme at first as is not typical Christmas but I'm hoping it will stand out amongst the red and green etc.
The image is Dreamweaver stencil + embossing paste + Glamour Dust, the alphabet is Sizzix 'Script'.

Thursday, 25 November 2010

Dreamweaver


Are you bored of these Dreamweaver cards yet?

Tuesday, 23 November 2010

Dreamweaver


This card combines Dreamweaver and Papermania embossing stencils.
The background card is fill-a-wallet.

Sunday, 21 November 2010

Dreamweaver


Another card made using Dreamweaver embossing paste and gold Glamour Dust. This time I tried using a Papermania stencil and it worked just the same as the Dreamweaver ones (I don't like dry embossing with stencils so have never really bought many, that might now change!)

Friday, 19 November 2010

Dreamweaver


I think I am a bit addicted to making these Dreamweaver embossing paste cards.
I don't like having to keep washing the stencils in between cards but I love the sparkle!
This particular stencil is by Dreamweaver but I have also tried a Papermania stencil and it works just as well, show you that next time.

Tuesday, 2 November 2010

Dreamweaver


I've made Dreamweaver cards each year for the last three years and always get requests from my customers for more. You really need to see them in real life, photos don't pick up the 'wow' from the glitter overload.
This one is the trees stencil (obviously!), the glitter is Glamour Dust. I have tried normal ultra-fine glitter but the results were not as good. Ribbon on this card is from Tesco and the poinsettia is by Prima.

Monday, 15 February 2010

Valentine


Image created with a Dreamweaver stencil, embossing paste and Glamour Dust.
Sentiment was free with a magazine.

Sunday, 14 February 2010

Dreamweaver





Dreamweaver stencil and embossing paste plus ultra-fine glitter.

Christmas








Dreamweaver embossing stencil and embossing paste.
I have used low-tack tape to attach the stencil to card and then covered it with embossing paste, carefully removed the stencil and then covered the image with ultra-fine glitter or Glamour Dust.
The stencils need to be washed immediately after use in warm soapy water (otherwise when the paste sets the stencils are knackered!).

Christmas


Image was made using a Dreamweaver stencil and double-sided adhesive sheet.
I placed the stencil on one side of the sticky sheet and sprinkled fine white glitter over it.
I then removed the stencil and covered the rest of the image with fine black glitter.
The adhesive sheet was ultra sticky so it wasn't easy removing the stencil from it without wrecking the stencil!
Lovely effect though, in real life it is very sparkly.