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thermoweb.com HeatnBond Sew a Story, LTD by Jennifer Long 6 in x 6 in Stencil- Spoonful of Sugar
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HeatnBond Sew a Story, LTD by Jennifer Long 6 in x 6 in Stencil- Spoonful of Sugar

$8.99
  • Barcode: 000943191797
Add magic to your creative projects with the HeatnBond® Sparkle Stencil by Jennifer Long of Sew A Story. This reusable plastic stencil is designed for use with Jennifer’s HeatnBond Sew A Story Sparkle Pastes (sold separately) and coordinates perfectly with her Spoonful of Sugar licensed product collections. 

Spoonful of Sugar is a collection brimming with nostalgia, wonder, and the timeless magic of childhood, inviting you to create your very own story-filled creations -- inspired by the most delightful nanny of all.
Step into a world where imagination takes flight, laughter fills the air like the scent of fresh-baked tarts, and adventure waits just beyond the next gust of wind. 

The versatile designs can also be stenciled onto handmade cards, gift tags, scrapbook pages, and other paper crafts. Learn more about all of the creative possibilities at www.sewastory.com.



Product Details

  • 1 stencil per package
  • Approximately 6 inches x 6 inches
  • Coordinates with the Spoonful of Sugar fabric collection by Jennifer Long of Sew A Story for Riley Blake Designs
  • Can be used for fabric crafts and paper crafts
  • Add sparkle using HeatnBond Sparkle Paste by Jennifer Long of Sew A Story
  • Proudly made in the USA

Directions

1. Choose an image from the Sparkle Stencil and place stencil on desired surface.

2. Using a small palette knife, apply a thin layer of Sparkle Paste over the stencil to fill in the image openings. To prevent over application, it is helpful to mask off unwanted areas prior to stenciling; low-tack tape like iCraft Pixie Tape works great.

3. Carefully scrape excess paste from the stencil and return it to the jar. Recap jar tightly.

4. Gently lift the stencil from the surface. Wash stencil and tools immediately in warm, soapy water. To avoid bending the stencil, use a soft brush to gently scrub away residue.

5. Let Sparkle Paste dry 1 hour. For fabric applications, follow directions on paste for curing and heat setting.

Tips

  • Be careful not to distort the delicate stencil openings when applying Sparkle Paste. We recommend using iCraft Pixie Spray to secure the stencil to paper or SpraynBond Pattern & Stencil Spray to secure the stencil to fabric; the sprays won’t leave any residue on the paper or fabric and will help prevent shifting.
  • Stencil can be used with other mediums, such as inks, paints, markers, gel mediums and fabric crayons.
  • Curated Sparkle Paste colors for Spoonful of Sugar collection: Fire Truck, Sugar, Sunshine, Royal Blue, Lilac, Teal.


About Jennifer Long, Designer



Jennifer Long is a Riley Blake Designs fabric designer, quilt and doll pattern writer, machine embroidery digitizer, online educator, and founder of the Sew A Story Pattern Club and the Modern Rag Doll Membership.

She is married and a mom to four pre-teens/teens and lives on a little hobby farm in rural Prairie Canada. She grew up training to be a professional ballet dancer and later studied Early Childhood Education. She has designed dolls and quilts for individuals, organizations, companies, designers, authors of children's books, and international companies for mass production.

This journey inspired her to make a positive difference by designing dolls and quilt patterns, as well as fabrics, that would EMPOWER OTHERS to sew for themselves! She is passionate about all things FABRIC, IMAGINATION and DESIGN and feels so blessed she can share this passion with others.

Learn more about Jennifer, sign up for her Sew A Story newsletter, pattern club and sew alongs, preview her Modern Rag Doll membership, and explore all of her patterns and fabric lines at www.sewastory.com.

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