Today is Day 2 of our 12 Days of Christmas in July Giveaway. You can enter each day to win the prize of the day! Contest rules and how to enter are below.
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Today’s Project
On the second day of our 12 Days of Christmas in July Giveaway, my true love gave to me…this Foiled Snowflakes Pillow from Therm O Web!
MATERIALS
- Heavy muslin pillow cover (for 20” pillow)
- Sizzix Die-Cutting System and Bigz Snowflake Dies: #7, #3, #2
- iCraft Deco Foil Hot Melt Adhesive Sheets
- iCraft Deco Foil Transfer Sheets: Gold, Silver
- iCraft Deco Foil Parchment Paper
- Iron
INSTRUCTIONS
- Wash and dry pillow cover without fabric softener to provide best foil adhesion; iron as needed to remove wrinkles.
- Gather dies, foils and adhesive sheets.
- Die cut approximately 10 snowflakes from adhesive sheets, cutting one shape at a time to prevent snowflakes from sticking together.
- Arrange snowflakes on pillow cover, paper side up. Trim snowflakes as needed so they don’t extend beyond edges or into decorative trim. Working on one snowflake at a time, cover snowflake with parchment paper and follow package instructions to fuse snowflake to fabric with iron.
- Repeat Step 4 until all snowflakes are fused. Let snowflakes cool completely. Peel away paper liner from one snowflake.
- Cut pieces of foil large enough to cover each snowflake, alternating Gold and Silver. Place one foil square over exposed adhesive snowflake and parchment paper over foil. Follow package instructions to transfer foil to fabric, let cool completely and gently peel away liner to reveal foil finish.
- Repeat Steps 5 and 6 until all snowflakes are foiled. Do not iron over previously fused foil as it will distress the shiny finish.
Enter to Win Today’s Prize
Add some glam to your craft projects with Therm O Web‘s Deco Foil and their Liquid Adhesive, Hot Melt Adhesive, or Foam Adhesive. With these three adhesives, you can add a foil finish to paper or fabric. The Liquid Adhesive is perfect for writing, drawing, or brush-on effects; use the Foam Adhesive for punching, die cutting, electronic cutting and texture embossing; and try the Hot Melt Adhesive for easy transfer to paper or fabric with a laminator or household iron.
In order to win today’s 12 Days of Christmas in July Giveaway, all you need to do is leave a comment on this blog post below telling us:
What craft project would you add Deco Foil to?
OFFICIAL RULES FOR DAILY CONTEST:
- There is a maximum of one entry per person. The entry will be based upon a comment left on this blog post. Duplicate comments will be deleted and are not tallied.
- Winner will be selected at random from the comments on this blog post.
- Winner will be announced here on the blog July 14, 2016 as well as contacted by the email address provided.
- You have until tomorrow, July 13, 2016 at 11:59p EST to leave your comment on the project above. Comments posted after that will not be counted.
- Contest open to anyone 18+ in US and/or Canada excluding Quebec.
THIS CONTEST HAS ENDED. Check out the rest of the 12 Days of Christmas in July giveaway series. There are still 10 chances to win!
Congrats to Jean R.!
You’ve won 7 colors of Deco Foil™ Transfer Sheets in easy-to-store 5-sheet tubes; 1 bottle of Liquid Transfer Adhesive; 1 pack of Foam Adhesive Sheets; 1 pack of Hot Melt Adhesive Sheets from Therm O Web! You will receive an email shortly.
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This would be great stuff to add to Christmas ornaments for that extra “classy” accent !
Thank you for having such a nice giveaway! I think I would use the foil in sewing Halloween costumes, to make them extra fun and shiny!
It would make a fabulous holiday tablecloth
Putting it on brown wrapping paper to make your presents stand out, on fabric for dresses, skirts or a cape, jazzing up a tablecloth and napkins.
Deco Foil would be great on scarves and tote bags. I’d make bags to hold gifts, that would become part of the gift! I’m a 70’s Glitter Chick – gotta have that bling!
I’d like all my Christmas cards this year to be foiled and since I give out a lot of gift cards I think foiling up a bunch of gift card holders would be great!
I think it would make a super cool Seahawks project!
This would be wonderful for me to make a Table Cloth and Christmas Tree Skirt for Christmas.
I would use the foil on some tote bags for an extra bling.
A recipe box, or other decorative box of some sort
Such a great idea,
I’d like to make some
pillows for my couch
for my birthday!
Carla from Utah
A Christmas Tree skirt.
holiday tote bags! or fabric wrappings for presents!
I would use it on decorative towels, pillows, tote bags, scarves, window treatments.
I would embellish ornaments or handmade cards with it.
My granddaughters would love to help create reusable gift bags!
I would love to try doing bags and shirts with deco foil,
I would use the foil to add to holiday cards
Love this stuff
My daughter in law and I are working on a quilt wall hanging and she is painting a few pictures. Deco foil would be lovely to tie in.
I have a putz village set up all year and I would love to add the snowflakes to the background for some blitz. What a beautiful background it would be on a night sky.
So many projects, would be awesome for theme tshirts and add ruffles to make it a dress. Decorate glass vases for various holidays. Wood signs, or decorate my jars of body lotion. oh my, I can’t stop….
Would love to try this on fabric covered gift boxes
Would love to win this prize! Our craft group at the church do all kinds of crafts to sell at our bazzars to make money for our food pantry so family’s will have a good Christmas too.
St. Michael the Archangel Church
Garland, TX
I would add the foil to a tote bag.
Christmas cards would be great with the foil added for more sparkle.
I think I would like to try it on the quilt I have in the works now. It is for my oldest grandson, who is 13 now, and really into video games. I think the WOW factor will rate me some extra points in his book. WOW grandma, did you really make this for me?
I would make decorations with the foil to hang in the windows.
I would add DecoFoil to a skirt or a tote bag
superhero costumes!
Would make a beautiful table runner.
I would uee the foil for acwedding scrapbook I am making for my daughter. Itsca surprise gift.
I really like your pillows so maybe I would make some of those.
LOVE the pillow idea! And the tree skirt that’s been mentioned as well. But I think I’d love to use the snowflakes on a Christmas banner for the front door window. SO pretty!
Fantastic pillows! I would use it to make Christmas gifts, like aprons and tote bags; yet, it would also make holiday cards really unique. I can see the list just continue to grow. Thank you for the opportunity to win and for sharing this great tutorial!
i would love to foil wooden blocks, 12 days of Christmas or words.
I love the Colors available !! Christmas decorations such as a wall hanging for my kitchen and a matching tablecloth!!
Also teacher gifts and my grandsons beaver scouts crafts- I think it’s so unlimited I just love it!! Perfect day to win its my birthday today!!
I’m kind of picturing using this on some quilted placemats I would make to spruce them up for Christmas!
i would use these to accent holiday pillows, love the project futured here. what a great idea, would be nice to win and play around with this foil
I would like to make something to wear, shining and glitter, for my little princess
I’d like to use this foil on greeting cards and in making jewelry. Winning a selection would get me started just fine. Thanks
I would like to use these for holiday cards and ornaments!
I would make pillows for each of my children and the married grandchildren and give them as an early Christmas present.
I would make a table runner and a tree blanket to match