Monday, October 4, 2010

AND THE WINNER IS . . .

. . . Lucky Number 22

Thanks for the tip to use embossing paste on the back of a dry embossed stencil to preserve for mailing! Pretty projects! I like the sanded Core'dinations paper too. If I win I'd love to have the plum royale metallic f/x, the glossy red embossing paste and the LM250 Merry Christmas plate. Thanks!

October 3, 2010 8:05 AM
Congratulations, Cindi. You have until midnight Tuesday, October 5, to claim your prize, so make just one more hop to the Dream it Up blog for instructions.

And a big THANK YOU to all who joined us on the first Dreamweaver Stencils Blog Hop. I enjoyed sharing my projects with you and hope that you'll continue to check in on each of our blogs as we work with Lynell's beautiful designs to bring you more ideas and inspiration for your own projects.

Note: just in case there's any confusion, adding embossing paste to the back of a dry-embossed stencil is necessary only if you're using craft metal. The metal bends easily and the embossing could be damaged going through the postal mailing machines. Dry-embossed paper is not a problem, and holds up very well.

Happy crafting,
Liz
Posted by Liz Martin at 11:56 AM
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1 comment:

  1. Cindi (aka iring)October 5, 2010 at 10:51 AM

    WooHoo! Thank you so much! I thoroughly enjoyed your samples, and the entire hop! Thanks for explaining about the embossing paste on the back, just for metal, got it!

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