Grab something fuzzy - an old sweatshirt, piece of felt fabric, yarn, wool, or other transferable medium - and rub it over the adhesive on the letters. You can run them through a Xyron, use a Tombow, Dotto or other dry adhesive on top of them, or some glue that stays tacky without being wet. The next time you're looking for a fun title with a little dimension, put some "dry" adhesive on the face (top) of your alphabet stickers. Velvet, flocking, vinyl, foam, felt - if you can touch it and rub it, it's a trendy thing, right? We've put several different kinds of textured alphabet stickers in our kits, and right now, textures are HOT. There's the same-stuff-different-day-method of using these staples, which basically consists of peeling them off the packaging and sticking them on your page, right? Been there, done that. Whoa there, Scrappy, slow the heck down! We're gonna cover rub-ons soon, but for now, let's explore the many uses of alphabet stickers, k? :) Question: How many sheets of alphabet stickers do you own?Īnswer: HOLY SCRAP ARE YOU KIDDING ME?!? I used to buy every sheet of alphabet stickers I could FIND, and now they're all sitting in a drawer happily not being used! Don't even get me STARTED on the rub-ons. Welcome to the very first "using your stash" challenge! She also cut the poinsettias out of the glittered paper. Totally cute subject, and I love the way the design on the paper mimics the dandelion! Also, see the clever way Cammeron uses the journaling tag as a background for her title? It totally makes it pop.Ĭhristmas Card! And just so you know, that paper with the holly on it - it's flocked (which is a fancy way of saying "it feels like velvet!"). The colors of this layout convey the richness of her subject - hot chocolate is one of the greatest sins ever invented! Simple is best! Deanna throws the focus on the picture and adds a monogrammed title - the flocked paper is too perfect for this sweet photo!Ĭammeron Kaiser used an awesome combination of kit products and stuff from her stash - her layout exudes the comfiness of the season!Ĭheck out how she attached the journaling cards to the back of the layout - great way to get your story in without cluttering the "artsy" part of it! doesn't Deanna make you want to curl up with your favorite book and blankie? The green velvet ribbon is gathered beautifully at the top of the page - what an elegant touch! LOVE Elly's sense of humor in this one - the torn and wrinkled background papers and ribbon echo the message in the picture. She worked the background papers too, tearing and layering her way around!Ĭould this little Santa be any cuter? More tearing, more layers - a girl close to my heart! Love the way she tilted the journaling card, too! More ribbon detail - this seriously must have taken forever! Lee's attention to detail is awesome - the playful way she tied these ribbons around this layout "ties" in great with the theme of the pictures! Looking for Christmas card ideas? Look no further - Mandy Starner has provided us with all KINDS of possibilities!įrom fun and playful, to elegant and graceful, she's got possibilities here for any card maker! The papers back the photo up perfectly - totally eye catching. The colors in Martha's fall layout are positively luscious. I love this layout - the ribbons along the edge are the same green tone as the grass, and the polka-dot background lends an air of silliness to the whole package. If you woke up to this face every morning, it's all you would scrap, isn't it? Cause it would definitely take priority in my world. Once again, Mandy's simplicity is breathtaking. It's in the details! I love this 6x12 format, and there are just enough embellishments to do what they're supposed to do - embellish the picture without overwhelming it! Got some Category Stories love today! Those girls could not have done a better job of showing the versatility of this beautiful kit - Christmas cards, fall layouts, holiday layouts - they did it all.
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