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Sunday, November 24, 2013

Make It Monday: Heat & Stick Snowflakes

This week's Papertrey Ink Make It Monday was a MUST-DO for me - using heat and stick powder and glitter.  I love glittering entire images and die cuts and even the entire fronts of cards for my holiday cards and Heat & Stick makes it so much easier.  PTI provides a video with instructions.  Even though I do it regularly, I watched the video and was glad that I did.  I recently had a friend struggle because her glitter wouldn't stick and I couldn't help her because it always worked for me.  The video had the answer. Did you know that if you heat the Heat & Stick for too long it loses its stickiness?  You are supposed to heat it just until it changes and no more!

I pulled out Papertrey's Snowflake Flurries because I knew that I was simply going to stamp them on circles and then glitter the entire circle.  I love the delicate look of these flakes.  The sentiment came from a newer set called 'Tis the Season.  The snowflake set does have sentiments but none of them fit on my layout.  Also, in yesterday's mail, I got my PTI package from their last release and had to use the Tilted Tops dies.  I can't believe that I paid for dies that  cut a shape that would be very easy to cut with a paper trimmer!!??  But it sure made it easy!

Peace on Earth with Heat & Stick

  • Stamps: Papertrey Ink Snowflake Flurries, 'Tis the Season sentiments
  • Paper: Papertrey Ink Smokey Shadow, Webster's Pages It's Christmas dsp
  • Ink: Papertrey Ink Hawaiian Shores, Limeade Ice, Hibiscus Burst, Smokey Shadow
  • Accessories: Spellbinders Circles and Rectangles, Pearlized Crochet Thread, Stampin' Up Heat & Stick Embossing Powder, Martha Stewart Fine Crystal Glitter, Neat & Tangled Crystal Clear Sequins


13 comments:

  1. This is absolutely stunning, Kim! Love those snow flakes!

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  2. Great layout and card :) How did the Tues meeting go?

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  3. Pretty, pretty! Love the colours and the layout! I have the opposite problem with dies - I don't have any! Not even a die cutting machine! I'm too cheap to buy them! So I cut everything out...everything! It actually relaxes me for the most part, but some days, it is just painful!! Maybe I will break down and buy one, one of those painful days...!!!

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  4. Fabulous card! Love the snowflake flurries glittered and your angled die!

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  5. So pretty, Kim ... love those glisten-y snowflakes ... fab colours! Anita :)

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  6. They are pretty snowflakes Kim! Pretty card and a great design!

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  7. Very pretty!! Fabulous Design and the snowflakes are perfect!!

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  8. Your post gave me a good laugh out loud. I too purchased those dies knowing full well that I could just cut the paper at an angle. I don't know why I felt compelled to buy the dies but i used them all weekend and I love them. Your card is beautiful. I wish I had purchased the snowflake flurries stamps.

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  9. I love all your glitter, Kim. I bought the dies, too, thinking "why?" and I haven't used them yet, but I love the look, and I'm sure the ease. Now I need to get some of that Heat and Stick.

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