Posts Tagged ‘Rhinestones’

March Madness at Silhouette

Our friends over at Silhouette America are hosting March Madness on their blog. This contest has hundreds of dollars of prizes and tons of inspiring ideas. You won’t want to miss all the fun!

A few weeks ago Kerri Bradford showed us how to use the Silhouette Machine to add rhinestones to a project.

They have released a heat transfer material this month that is available in both smooth and flocked. It allows you to cut your shapes and create gorgeous projects on both fabric and paper. I just love this adorable little onesie!

I can hardly wait to play with this new medium. Don’t forget to swing by the Silhouette blog and let the games begin!

Tammy Morrill

WOW #24: Using the Silhouette Machine to add Rhinestones to a Project!

This week’s expert is Kerri Bradford with a project using the Silhouette Machine. Silhouette has recently released a wonderful new product: The Rhinestone Starter Kit. This awesome kit uses the Silhouette Machine to create templates using the downloadable designs they’ve created to add rhinestones to your layouts or any project. I received one, and my daughter and I are dying to play with it!

I asked Kerri to give us step-by-step instructions on how to use this fabulous kit:

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(Note: You could also cover holes with tape to change colors, sizes and such.)

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(Note: If you are setting rhinestones on fabric, you would set it for 90 seconds on one side, turn it inside out, and set it for 90 seconds again.)

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Here is the final sample using The Rhinestone Starter Kit on a layout:

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But don’t stop there!! This awesome kit can be used to alter fabric projects as well. Check out these fabulous ideas:

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(Supplies: Downloadable Designs – Princess with Wand image, Fleur de Lis image, Flourish image, Beautiful Word image, and Lace circle image all from Silhouette.)

Some fun things to note about Silhouette. They have recently starting adding images from other exciting companies like The House of 3 and Hero Arts. Now you can find your favorite designs in one great location!

If you have any questions or comments about these fun projects, you are welcome to leave a comment in the comments section. We love hearing from you!

Tammy Morrill