The Crafter's Workshop BlogNew Stencils and other Goodies!

Good Morning all! Helen here with a little card I made using new stencils and stencil butters!!! They are all so yummy!!! You really need to check them out in our shop… The Crafter’s Workshop!! Lot’s of new goodies to play with, and that is what I did today!

Finished card using new stencils and new stencil butters!

The Crafter’s Workshop provided me with some product to create this project.

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The Crafter’s Workshop Products used:

To start off my project, I used a sheet of TCW9051 Water Color Paper (which is great for the thick mediums I am going to use!). I used this gorgeous brand new TCW6005 Christmas Truck Layered Slimline Stencil, and applied a layer of glittery new TCW9086 Platinum Stardust Butter through main truck part of the new layered stencil!

I used a sheet of TCW9051 Water Color Paperand used TCW6005 Christmas Truck Layered Slimline Stencil, and applied a layer of TCW9086 Platinum Stardust Butter through main truck part of the new layered stencil!

A Hint: For the best shimmery glittery effect of this new Stardust Butters, mix up the contents before spreading it onto your projects. Some of the “stardust” may settle to the bottom, so stir it up first.

Showing the glitter of the new Stardust Butters! Stir it up before you use it, as the stardust may settle between uses! — Lovely glitter of the Stardust Butter!!

I then used the brand new TCW9094 Chocolate Stencil Butter and spread this over the gate part of the layered stencil. I did this a few times as I wanted to make logs for my project. I have to say, this Chocolate Stencil Butter is so creamy and looks like melted milk chocolate!! Just so yummy!!!

I used TCW9094 Chocolate Stencil Butter and spread this over the gate part of the layered stencil. I did this a few times as I wanted to make logs for my project. I have to say, this Chocolate Stencil Butter is so creamy and looks like melted milk chocolate!! Just so yummy!! — Warning: Do not eat even though it looks like you can! LOL!

Next, see those lines around the outside of each section of the stencil? They are there so you can line up your project from the previous frame and it will come out perfect! I used TCW9009 Black Modeling Paste and used TCW9025 Palette Knife to spread the modeling paste through the tire section of the stencil. Perfect round tires and such!

Using TCW9025 palette knife, I spread some TCW9009 Black Modeling Paste through the wheels of the stencil and such.

I Fussy cut the logs and truck. — Fussy cut the logs and truck.

I then applied some green inks and brown through the brand new TCW1040 Majestic Forest Stencil onto a separate piece of cardstock for a background for a card I have decided to make.

Now time to put it all together! I popped up the truck using some pop dots, added the logs and matted onto a black piece of cardstock! I am giving this to my boss! I work for Galt Wood Company where we build custom furniture so if you need something made…. let me know… I’ll get you a deal! LOL! (Don’t tell my boss though!).

I added the truck, logs, and a black mat to the base... and voila! Card done!

Thanks for taking the time to see my project for today! I had fun playing with some new stencils and yummy stencil butters that are now in The Crafter’s Workshop shop. Do check them out if you haven’t already!

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Happy Creating!!

Helen

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