These exclusive, American-made stencils will be an essential ingredient in your paper crafting and mixed media projects from this moment forward. With MIX-ables Stencils you can paint, spray, mist, spritz, airbrush, sponge, doodle, mask, and more! MIX-ables Stencils will work on a variety of surfaces including card stock, canvas, cork, chipboard, acetate, and fabric. Contains one 6 x 6 stencil. All approximate measurements are in inches.
Not only is today's Wednesday Blitzday discount HUGE, the selection is as well! An eighty-product assortment is nothing to sneeze at, and this week, the selection features...
Supplies used: MFT Say Anything Stencil MFT You Gnome Me MFT Here's to You MFT Pint Sized Die-namics MFT A2 Stitched Rectangles set 1 Distress Inks: Saltwater Taffy, Salvage Patina, Shaded Lilac, Shabby Shutters, Mustard seed, Wild Honey Versafine Onyx Black ink
A clean and simple graduation card featuring the phrase,"The sky is the limit." The stamped images of the mortarboard are hand-colored with blending inks and foam mounted for added dimension. Clouds are diecut and added for detail. Background created with a cloud stencil and blending brush. Sentiment inside reads, "conGRADulations!" Images and dies are copyright Stampin' Up!, Lawn Fawn and MFT stamps. Card is A2 size and measures 4.25" x 5.5" Includes coordinating lined envelope and a plastic storage sleeve. As handmade cards are just that, minor variations in the artwork may occur when multiple renditions are created. A picture of one card is provided as an example or representation of the design in all recreations. Some of my handmade cards often use layers of materials, and may require extra postage due to weight or size. Please check with your local postal service to determine the proper postage amount when mailing.
Music brings us joy and can elicit incredible emotion, and headphones are an iconic representation of the means by which so many of us experience that elation. Recognize the passion of the music lovers in your life with this fan-favorite die set. Layer the included elements, using the emboss lines for perfect placement, to create realistic, dimensional headphones. The original release of this die set featured two sets of headphones — one large and one small. This updated set features a single, just-right sized pair of headphones perfect for pairing with the Keep On Rockin' stamp set and Equalizer Stencil. Die-namics, our very own exclusive American-made line of steel dies, work with a variety of die-cutting machines. Find your stack HERE. May 2022 Release - (4) piece set 2 3/4" x 2 1/4" assembled
MFT Pure Innocence Fun in the Sun MFT Pure Innocence Fun in the Sun Die-namics MFT Make Waves Stencil MFT Beach Bunnies (sentiment) Blogged
Hi there everyone! Just one more day to go to the June Vault Release at MFT Stamps! We are bringing back some retired Birdie Brown stamp sets this month, I'm so excited! Just love these sets! I'm sharing a card today featuring the amazing You're Super stamp set! Just one more day to go, these stamps will all be available in the store tomorrow! I started this card with a white card base in A2 size. I then added a front panel which I diecutted with the largest die from the A2 Stitched Rectangles Stax. I started blending a fun background for the cutest super hero ever! I blended a sky using blue colours and yellow, to mimic a city with lights at night. I added some rays of light, shining into the sky featuring the Ray of Light Stencil. I then blended the bottom and stamped the fun buildings from the set directly on to my background using black ink. I then stamped the amazing girl and text cloud, diecutted them and coloured the girl with Copic Markers. Thank you so much for watching today, hope to see you next time!
Heather is our hostess at Little Red Wagon. She is a huge fan of sketches and wants to see our creations based on sketches. Don't forget to share the sketch and give credit!! I chose the most recent My Favorite Things sketch (Sketch Challenge #396) for my card and used a variety of MFT products to create it - stamps, dies and stencil. I'll put this aside for my middle's birthday next week! Please head over to Little Red Wagon to check out the rest of the Girlfriends' creations. If you can't find a sketch, you're more than welcome to use one that somebody else has used.
With MIX-ables Stencils you can paint, spray, mist, spritz, airbrush, sponge, doodle, mask, and more! MIX-ables Stencils will work on a variety of surfaces including card stock, canvas, cork, chipboard, acetate, and fabric. Contains one 6 x 6 inch stencil.
Hello and welcome to Day Three of MFT's July Release Countdown! Release is in three days, July 6th, at 10am Eastern so make a note! And be sure to stop by the MFT Blog for ALL the details! Today we're previewing Something to Squawk About Stamp Set, Something to Squawk About Die-namics, Summer Safari Stamp Set, Summer Safari Die-namics, and Leafy Layer Cover-Up Die-namics. This set has some lovely tropical birds and I wanted to try to recreate what I saw when we were in the jungle in Belize several years ago. Looking up through the tall tree canopy, you could see the sun peeking through and monkeys and birds filled the trees. This card takes me back there. I started with a Lazy Day card stock base, cut Leafy Layer Cover-Up from Prickly Pear card stock and adhered it to the card front with spray adhesive. Just before I stuck it down, I added an A2 Circle STAX Die-namics sun cut from Lemon Drop card stock. Next I stamped the images from Something to Squawk About Stamp Set on No Line Coloring card stock with Extreme Black hybrid ink, cut them out with the coordinating Die-namics, and colored them with Copic markers. The images were then popped up on the card front with foam tape, as was the sentiment, heat embossed on Black Licorice card stock cut with Fishtail Foundations Die-namics. I really love how this tuned out. And that’s it from me today! Thanks so much for stopping by! See you back tomorrow for Day Two of MFT's July Release Countdown! All products from My Favorite Things unless otherwise noted. Stamps: Something to Squawk About Die-namics: Something to Squawk About, Leafy Layer Cover-Up, Fishtail Foundations, A2 Circle STAX Hybrid Ink: Extreme Black MFT Card Stock/Specialty Papers: Lazy Day, Prickly Pear, Black Licorice, Lemon Drop, No Line Coloring Supplies/Tools: foam mounting tape, MISTI, Steel Snips, Large Metal Adapter Plate for Die-namics Other: Die-cutting machine, paper cutter, MISTI Grid Paper Pad, MISTI Bar Magnets, Copic markers, Strathmore Bristol Smooth paper, tape runner, white detail embossing powder, Embossing Magic, QuickStik Pick-up Tool, Sakura White Gelly Roll Pen, Mini Mister, water brush, sponge daubers, plastic eraser, Mini Ink Blending Tool, Mini Ink Blending Foam Pads, Scor-Buddy, Smart Grid Paper Pad, spray adhesive, heat tool, Versamark
The gifts are all open but we're wrapping up 2019 with HUGE savings for you. Through the end of the year, use code SAVE30 at...
Hi, everyone! And welcome to MFT’s February Creative Challenge! The MFT Design Team Creative Challenge is a monthly feature where we are challenged to explore our creative side using a specific theme, product, or technique. This month, Creative Stenciling! Look forward to an assortment of creations from today's participating designers as we create projects using MFT Stencils. Be sure to check out the MFT Blog for a list of all the designers who have a project to share with you today. Along with some others on the MFT design team, I recently took an online class on stenciling and learned some pretty cool techniques. I couldn’t decide which ones to use today so I did three different ones to share with you. First up is one of my favorite ways to just add some subtle interest and texture when you don’t want something really bold that will take away from your focal element. Embossing paste or modeling paste is super easy to use and really adds dimension to your project. I used it right out of the jar today but you can color it with ink if you want to go that way. First of all, I taped my MPD Scallops stencil down on top of some Sweet Tooth card stock and masked off the general area I wanted to stencil. Then, with a palette knife, I spread the embossing paste over the stencil and onto my card stock. I like to sweep it off at an angle so some of the openings only get a touch of paste, to add interest—in other words, don’t fill each opening completely. BUT, the great thing about this product is that if you don’t like what it looks like, just scrape it off with your palette knife and start over—as long as you haven’t colored it. Then it’s just a matter of letting it dry and using it on your card. You can speed up the drying with a heat tool but be careful—embossing paste will bubble up if it gets too hot. I then finished my card using some scraps of stamped paper I found in my stash—Grout Gray card stock stamped with Grout Gray ink and Striped Backgrounds, then stamped with a Black Licorice ink sentiment from Get Well Wishes and Sweet Tooth card stock stamped with Black Licorice ink and MPD Damask Designs. Then I added a Leaf-Filled Flourish Die-namics cut from Sour Apple card stock and an Upsy Daisy Die-namics flower cut from Orange Fizz card stock with a Chocolate Brown card stock center. I finished off with a few orange enamel dots. The inside has another sentiment from Get Well Wishes. ***** My second card shows how you can create your own patterned paper with stencils. I used Stripes Stencil and some Distress ink to make this paper. I like how you can get subtle shading with Distress inks so I chose two colors to work with. I simply taped the stencil down on my craft sheet on top of some Sweet Tooth card stock and sponged one color on. Then I turned the card stock 90 degrees and sponged on the other color. To complete the card, I trimmed my new patterned paper down and matted it with Black Licorice card stock to ground it. Then I stamped the sentiment, from LJD Blissful Butterflies, on Black Licorice card stock with Sweet Tooth pigment ink and heat embossed with white embossing powder and popped it up on foam. I stamped a butterfly from the same set on a LJD Blissful Butterflies Die-namics cut from Orange Fizz card stock with Black Licorice ink and popped it up on foam as well, on top of some black hemp cord loops. The inside has another sentiment from the set. ***** For my last card, I bubbled up the embossing paste on purpose. I started with some Sweet Tooth card stock and MPD Damask Stencil. I only wanted to use the larger image so I masked off the rest and applied my embossing paste as usual. This is what I had when I pulled off the stencil. Gorgeous just like this, right? While it was still wet, I sprinkled on some silver embossing powder and heated it up. You’ll need to be careful to not burn it but you want to hold the heat on about as long as you do to emboss on paper and until you see the embossing paste bubble. You get incredible dimension with this technique and it almost looks like metal. To complete my card, I matted it with silver metallic card stock and popped it up on a Black Licorice card stock base. I cut a Banner Greetings Die-namics from Black Licorice card stock and stamped the sentiment, from Banner Greetings, with Versamark, then heat embossed with silver embossing powder and popped it up on foam. Another Banner Greetings image was stamped on the inside with Black Licorice ink. And there you have it—three ways to use your MFT Stencils that you might not have considered. Thanks so much for stopping by today! Get Well Wishes Striped Backgrounds Damask Designs Black Licorice Ink Premium Dye Ink Pad Grout Gray Sweet Tooth Card Stock Orange Fizz Card Stock Sour Apple Card Stock Heavyweight Card Stock Grout Gray Heavyweight Card Stock Chocolate Brown Die-namics Leaf-Filled Flourish Die-namics Upsy-Daisy Stencil MPD Scallops InLinkz.com LJD Blissful Butterflies Black Licorice Ink Pigment Ink Pad Sweet Tooth Sweet Tooth Card Stock Orange Fizz Card Stock Black Licorice Card Stock Die-namics LJD Blissful Butterflies Stencil Stripes InLinkz.com Banner Greetings Black Licorice Ink Sweet Tooth Card Stock Black Licorice Card Stock Die-namics Banner Greetings Stencil MPD Damask InLinkz.com ~Supplies~ Feel Better Soon: Stamps: Striped Backgrounds, MPD Damask Designs, Get Well Wishes (MFT) Ink: Grout Gray ink, Black Licorice ink (MFT) Paper: Sweet Tooth card stock, Grout Gray card stock, Sour Apple card stock, Orange Fizz card stock, Chocolate Brown card stock (MFT) Accessories/tools: Vagabond; Leaf-Filled Flourish Die-namics, Upsy Daisy Die-namics, MPD Scallops Stencil (MFT); foam tape, enamel dots, embossing paste Hello Dear Friend Stamps: LJD Blissful Butterflies (MFT) Ink: Sweet Tooth pigment ink, Black Licorice ink (MFT); Dried Marigold, Worn Lipstick Distress Inks (Ranger) Paper: Sweet Tooth card stock, Orange Fizz card stock, Black Licorice card stock (MFT) Accessories/tools: Vagabond; LJD Blissful Butterflies Die-namics, Stripes Stencil (MFT); black hemp cord, embossing powder, heat tool, foam tape Best Wishes Stamps: Banner Greetings (MFT) Ink: Black Licorice ink (MFT); Versamark Paper: Sweet Tooth card stock, Black Licorice card stock (MFT); metallic silver card stock Accessories/tools: Vagabond; Banner Greetings Die-namics, MPD Damask Stencil (MFT); silver embossing powder, heat tool, embossing paste, foam tape
With sixty products marked down 50%, it can take some time to narrow down your must-haves. That's why this week, we decided to give you...
Woohoo, het is zover alle nieuw producten van de MFT Release van Maart zijn vanaf NU te koop! Er is onwijs veel leuks om te kiezen en één van de allerleukste producten is natuurlijk de Interactive Swing Die-namics waarmee je je gestempelde figuurtjes kunt laten schommelen. Ik maakte een kaartje met Pure Innocence Start Each Day with a Whee. De wolkjes of het bladerdek van de Interactive Swing Die-namics je kunt zelf kiezen wat je ervan maakt heb ik uit wit en blauw cardstock gestanst en verhoogt met drie laagjes foam tape, dit om de schommel de ruimte te geven om heen en weer te schommelen. Stephanie maakte hier een heel duidelijk filmpje over, klik Het PI meisje heb ik gekleurd met de Zig Clean Color Real Brush markers en de blenderpen. De regendrupjes op de achtergrond zijn geembost met het Mini Staggered Raindrop Stencil en het zonnetje heb ik gestanst met de Sunny Skies Die-namics. Vandaag een fantastische give a way! Breng een bezoekje aan alle MFT Designers die een MFT amd Friends Post hebben. (Deze kun je vinden op het MFT Blog) en laat een comment achter vóór Donderdag aanstaande. Je maakt dan kans om één van de twee gift vouchers te winnen ter waarde van $100, wauw! De winnaressen worden random gekozen uit de comments achtergelaten op de deelnemende blogs. Good Luck! Fijne dag en veel hop plezier! Inge
Time is running out. Your opportunity to save 17% sitewide, new release included, ends soon. There's still time, though, so head to the new category...
Hi everyone! Welcome to this week’s MFT Sketch Challenge ! Here is what I came up with: For this card, I’ve created a background u...
Hello everyone! The new MFT stamps release is finally available to purchase! I’m so excited because this collection has some amazing stuff in it! Lot of new stencils, stamps, dies and pattern…
Hi, everyone! And welcome to MFT’s February Creative Challenge! The MFT Design Team Creative Challenge is a monthly feature where we are challenged to explore our creative side using a specific theme, product, or technique. This month, Creative Stenciling! Look forward to an assortment of creations from today's participating designers as we create projects using MFT Stencils. Be sure to check out the MFT Blog for a list of all the designers who have a project to share with you today. Along with some others on the MFT design team, I recently took an online class on stenciling and learned some pretty cool techniques. I couldn’t decide which ones to use today so I did three different ones to share with you. First up is one of my favorite ways to just add some subtle interest and texture when you don’t want something really bold that will take away from your focal element. Embossing paste or modeling paste is super easy to use and really adds dimension to your project. I used it right out of the jar today but you can color it with ink if you want to go that way. First of all, I taped my MPD Scallops stencil down on top of some Sweet Tooth card stock and masked off the general area I wanted to stencil. Then, with a palette knife, I spread the embossing paste over the stencil and onto my card stock. I like to sweep it off at an angle so some of the openings only get a touch of paste, to add interest—in other words, don’t fill each opening completely. BUT, the great thing about this product is that if you don’t like what it looks like, just scrape it off with your palette knife and start over—as long as you haven’t colored it. Then it’s just a matter of letting it dry and using it on your card. You can speed up the drying with a heat tool but be careful—embossing paste will bubble up if it gets too hot. I then finished my card using some scraps of stamped paper I found in my stash—Grout Gray card stock stamped with Grout Gray ink and Striped Backgrounds, then stamped with a Black Licorice ink sentiment from Get Well Wishes and Sweet Tooth card stock stamped with Black Licorice ink and MPD Damask Designs. Then I added a Leaf-Filled Flourish Die-namics cut from Sour Apple card stock and an Upsy Daisy Die-namics flower cut from Orange Fizz card stock with a Chocolate Brown card stock center. I finished off with a few orange enamel dots. The inside has another sentiment from Get Well Wishes. ***** My second card shows how you can create your own patterned paper with stencils. I used Stripes Stencil and some Distress ink to make this paper. I like how you can get subtle shading with Distress inks so I chose two colors to work with. I simply taped the stencil down on my craft sheet on top of some Sweet Tooth card stock and sponged one color on. Then I turned the card stock 90 degrees and sponged on the other color. To complete the card, I trimmed my new patterned paper down and matted it with Black Licorice card stock to ground it. Then I stamped the sentiment, from LJD Blissful Butterflies, on Black Licorice card stock with Sweet Tooth pigment ink and heat embossed with white embossing powder and popped it up on foam. I stamped a butterfly from the same set on a LJD Blissful Butterflies Die-namics cut from Orange Fizz card stock with Black Licorice ink and popped it up on foam as well, on top of some black hemp cord loops. The inside has another sentiment from the set. ***** For my last card, I bubbled up the embossing paste on purpose. I started with some Sweet Tooth card stock and MPD Damask Stencil. I only wanted to use the larger image so I masked off the rest and applied my embossing paste as usual. This is what I had when I pulled off the stencil. Gorgeous just like this, right? While it was still wet, I sprinkled on some silver embossing powder and heated it up. You’ll need to be careful to not burn it but you want to hold the heat on about as long as you do to emboss on paper and until you see the embossing paste bubble. You get incredible dimension with this technique and it almost looks like metal. To complete my card, I matted it with silver metallic card stock and popped it up on a Black Licorice card stock base. I cut a Banner Greetings Die-namics from Black Licorice card stock and stamped the sentiment, from Banner Greetings, with Versamark, then heat embossed with silver embossing powder and popped it up on foam. Another Banner Greetings image was stamped on the inside with Black Licorice ink. And there you have it—three ways to use your MFT Stencils that you might not have considered. Thanks so much for stopping by today! Get Well Wishes Striped Backgrounds Damask Designs Black Licorice Ink Premium Dye Ink Pad Grout Gray Sweet Tooth Card Stock Orange Fizz Card Stock Sour Apple Card Stock Heavyweight Card Stock Grout Gray Heavyweight Card Stock Chocolate Brown Die-namics Leaf-Filled Flourish Die-namics Upsy-Daisy Stencil MPD Scallops InLinkz.com LJD Blissful Butterflies Black Licorice Ink Pigment Ink Pad Sweet Tooth Sweet Tooth Card Stock Orange Fizz Card Stock Black Licorice Card Stock Die-namics LJD Blissful Butterflies Stencil Stripes InLinkz.com Banner Greetings Black Licorice Ink Sweet Tooth Card Stock Black Licorice Card Stock Die-namics Banner Greetings Stencil MPD Damask InLinkz.com ~Supplies~ Feel Better Soon: Stamps: Striped Backgrounds, MPD Damask Designs, Get Well Wishes (MFT) Ink: Grout Gray ink, Black Licorice ink (MFT) Paper: Sweet Tooth card stock, Grout Gray card stock, Sour Apple card stock, Orange Fizz card stock, Chocolate Brown card stock (MFT) Accessories/tools: Vagabond; Leaf-Filled Flourish Die-namics, Upsy Daisy Die-namics, MPD Scallops Stencil (MFT); foam tape, enamel dots, embossing paste Hello Dear Friend Stamps: LJD Blissful Butterflies (MFT) Ink: Sweet Tooth pigment ink, Black Licorice ink (MFT); Dried Marigold, Worn Lipstick Distress Inks (Ranger) Paper: Sweet Tooth card stock, Orange Fizz card stock, Black Licorice card stock (MFT) Accessories/tools: Vagabond; LJD Blissful Butterflies Die-namics, Stripes Stencil (MFT); black hemp cord, embossing powder, heat tool, foam tape Best Wishes Stamps: Banner Greetings (MFT) Ink: Black Licorice ink (MFT); Versamark Paper: Sweet Tooth card stock, Black Licorice card stock (MFT); metallic silver card stock Accessories/tools: Vagabond; Banner Greetings Die-namics, MPD Damask Stencil (MFT); silver embossing powder, heat tool, embossing paste, foam tape
The day you've been waiting for has arrived — the Jenoblade Release is available for purchase NOW. This assortment of stamp and dies provide the...
This stencil trio includes all the layers you need to make these fun Fall icons. There are etched lines to help you align the layers to the Postage Collage Die. Try using glitter paste on any of the layers to add sparkle and shine to your project.Stencil Size:5 1/4"w x 6 1/2"h You may also like:Postage Collage Collection
Hi there! Welcome to Day 1 of the MFT June Teasers! The new products will be available on Tuesday, June 11th at 10 PM Eastern in the M...
It's Time to Buy. This follow-up to the wildly popular Flower Fusion Card Kit has even more of what you loved the first time around! The incredible Friendly Flower...
The final day of the May Vault Countdown has arrived. Ready to take a peek at the remaining products we've rescued from retirement? Keep reading for...
We were so pleased to share the July shipping special...just a $25 minimum for free shipping within the contiguous US. But we're absolutely ecstatic to...
Hello crafty friends! Today I want to share with you an idea to create an underwater scene card using a stencil in an unconventional way! I used the MFT Watercolor Wash Free Form Stencil to create …
