I'm exciting to be guest designing for Dreamweavers this month! They have some fabulous stencils and pastes. I'm going to have a lot of fu...

This week Stampendous and Dreamweaver  are once again teaming up to show you how stamps and stencils work together beautifully.  The Dream...

Illustration, Digital Art, Drawing, Adobe Photoshop

One of my favorite childhood games. This is Spyro the Dragon flying through the Dream Weavers home world.  Spyro the Dragon in Dreamweavers

Adhere card stock and pattern paper to card base.  Lay ornate stencil on card stock, apply VersaMark over stencil.  Emboss with...

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These 4 Oklahoma tributes are free printables and images that can be used as profile pictures,  made by DreamWeavers

Dreamweavers has a few new stencils with chunky lettering.  I love them because they are perfect for adding tangles. by Dianne Johnson ...

The "Space" Symposium at the New Museum Friday and Saturday features, among others, Philadelphia's very own dreamweavers, Kocot and Hatton. They are part of a

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The umbrella panel was created using Dreamweavers Umbrella Background stencil along with the double glitter technique. Details and a tutorial are on my blog: http://stampingsandinklings.blogspot.com/2013/04/dreamweaver-thursday-and-april-challenge.html TFL!! ~ Caroline Dreamweaver Stencils Dream Team Heartfelt Creations Design Team Craftwell USA eBosser Design Team

Hello! Who are you and what business did you start?Hello dreamweavers, empire builders and world changers. My name is Ron Holt, CEO & Founder of Two Maids & A Mop. I started my company more than sixteen years ago inside a 250 square foot office space. When I’m dead and gone, there’s a g...

I stayed up WAY too late to work on this card, but I got inspired and had to see it through. This is for several challenges:  Runway Inspired Challenge, Dreamweaver's January Challenge, and Simon Says Stamp New Something challenge. I was inspired by the colors and the pattern on the fabric of this image from Runway Inspired Challenge. I thought that this stencil that I won a while back from Dreamweavers Stencils (did you know that they give a stencil away EVERY Thursday on the Papercraft Planet blog?) would be perfect.  The image is of tree silhouettes, but I think the treatment really makes it more abstract, and almost like stained glass. To create the image, I taped the stencil down and then added color using Distress inks.  Then I went through and traced (yes it took a while) each of the compartments using a very fine pen.  Finally, I went back and randomly colored some of the areas using a Faber Castell Pitt gold pen as well as a black pen. I kind of love how it turned out...this was a new technique for me, but I definitely want to do it again.  I loved the image so much I decided to leave the card sentiment free so the focus is solely on the image. Hope you like it....now I HAVE to go to bed! Supplies Used Paper/Cardstock:  Bazzill - Card Shoppe Licorice; CTMH - White Daisy cardstock Ink:  Dreamweavers Stencils:  Bare Trees; Tim Holtz:  Evergreen Bough, Mowed Lawn, and Salty Ocean Distress Inks and Blending Tool; Faber Castell Pitt gold artist pen; American Crafts:  Black Precision Pens 01 and 08; Tombow - Mono Adhesive

Hello all!  Today I am a little combination of happy and sad.  I'm happy because it's time for a new challenge at Tag You're it.  And I'm sad because it is also our last challenge at Tag You're It. And...I'm happy again because I'm also joining Tracey at In My Creative Opinion with her 25 Days of Christmas Tags.  It's Day 5 and the sponsor is Reverse Confetti so I am pleased as punch to add my tag with my favorite Triangle Trees. I have an obsession with triangle Christmas trees dating back several years so when Reverse Confetti came out with this set last year I scooped it up right away.  I love that the triangle trees come in different designs - from stripes to dots to squiggly lines plus the set has some great linear sentiments.  All those design elements were perfect for my tag today.  I even re-purposed some RC valentine paper into doing double-duty as Christmas paper! Thanks for stopping by!  And special thanks to Tracey for inviting me along with her Tag You're It challenge and her annual 25 Days of Christmas Tags.  😁 Supplies Stamps: Triangle Trees (Reverse Confetti) Paper:  Solar White (Neenah) Ink:  Forest Glades (Altenew); Onyx Black (Versamark) Accessories: Falling Snow stencil (Simon Says Stamp); white embossing paste (Dreamweavers); seam binding ribbon; twine