Organza Party Bags

This technique is quick and easy to use for party bags, wedding favors or as little gift bags to make your present that little bit special!

Handmade by Michelle Johnson. 

Michelle has used...

Craft & Mixed Media Iron S57360
Parchment Paper S57359
Stix2 with Heat for Delicate Material S57356
Crafting Sheet S57132
Transfer Foils Silver S57112
Organza Bag White GRD81171WHITE

Die Cutting machine and Big Shot Starter Kit
Fabric

Always use the Parchment Paper to protect your project and your iron and in this case its helpful to cut a piece to the size of your Organza bag and pop in the middle of the bag to stop from sticking through to the back.

By using different shapes and different colours you can create a range of bags to make each Organza bag unique.

For more information please contact 0191 2697810 or sales@Stix2.co.uk

Have Fun Crafting!

Easter Opening Times

A friendly reminder that we are closed for the Easter Bank Holiday's.

Friday 25th March & Monday 28th March
We will re-open Tuesday 29th March

If you require any stock please email our sales team or call and we will get your requirements arranged right away.

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T: 0191 2697810 / E: sales@Stix2.co.uk / W: www.Stix2.co.uk

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Wearable Craft by Debbie Frost

his week we're going to wear our piece of art & with the gardening season fast approaching. Handmade by Debbie Frost and available on her blog.

Handmade by Debbie Frost

Debbie has used...

Craft and Mixed Media Iron S57360
Stix2 with Heat for Various  S57357
Parchment Paper  S57359

FRS005  Daisy Patch
Colorbox Crafters' inkpad Black
Woodware buttons
Scissors

This week we're going to wear our piece of art & with the gardening season fast approaching I just needed to have a new gardening t shirt! I've sort of used the paper piecing technique for this but using materials instead. I've printed with Daisy Patch by Francoise Read onto 3 different prints which have been fused onto the Stix2 with Heat Adhesive for Various Material.This stamp is great for the applique look as it has some faux stitching around the edges of the print. I then cut out different parts of the flowers, mixed them up & reformed them before ironing them onto the front of the t shirt. I have used Crafters ink which is great on fabric & once heat set can be safely washed. To finish off I've added some buttons for the centres of the flowers.

For more information please contact 0191 2697810 or sales@Stix2.co.uk

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Creating Appliques

The NEW Stix2 with Heat range allows you to make your own Appliques without sewing!

Things you will need:

Craft & Mixed Media Iron S57360
Parchment Paper S57359
Crafting Sheet S57132
Stix2 with Heat for Various Material S57357

Clear Stamps Daisy May
Colorbox Crafters Black Inkpad for Fabrics
Sakura Fabric Pens
Acrylic Block
Fabric Scissors
Black Bag
Material

Instructions:

Choose three pieces of co-coordinating material then iron them onto the Adhesive Sheet, covering with the Parchment Paper as you go.

Heat set using the Iron, each time covering with Parchment Paper to protect your project and Iron from excess adhesive you may have missed.

Using the Acrylic block and Clear Stamp, Stamp the flower with the black Ink onto the three coordinating pieces of material.

Carefully cut the flower pieces out choosing different elements on each material. Iron each individual piece to create a whole stamped flower applique.

For more information please contact 0191 2697810 or sales@Stix2.co.uk

Have Fun Crafting!