Sweet Dixie Christmas Charms

Good Morning Crafters
 
Today we are sharing Pandy's simple and easy tutorial with you.
 
She has created cute charms using Sweet Dixie Stitched Christmas Stamps.
 
You can view the full range of Sweet Dixie Stamps on the Personal Impressions Website.
 
You will need
Sweet Dixie Stitched Christmas
Shrink Plastic
StazOn Ink Pad
Heat Tool
 
Step 1.
 
Stamp the images with the StazOn and leave to dry – you can’t heat set it remember!
 
 
Step 2
 
Colour the images if you wish – I have used my Inktense pencils.
 
 
Step 3
 
Cut out the shape just outside the stamped line.
Hold the charm with a wooden handled tool and use your heat gun to shrink.
 

 
Step 4
 
Make a ‘raggie’ bow by tying together some ribbon, string, wire and fibres.
Glue the charm onto the centre of the knot with a heat gun.
 

Step 5
 
Use to decorate the bow to give your parcels that extra special touch.

 
Love these little Charms!
 
Thank you for visiting Today
 
 


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