They look great! I'm gonna have to try this.

TFS

Big Shot - Petal Card Hanging Heart Pouch
 

One of my customers thought of this after our Big Shot Basics Class yesterday and you can see a super easy tutorial to create it on my blog here:

Hanging Heart Pouch

I have lots of other tutorials on my blog

Barb's Step-by-Step Tutorials

I've looked through all the posts but don't see where anyone addressed how to stick it to the paper. Just regular adhesive?

I used my Zig 2-way pen. It's what I use for dew drops & rhinestones. Here's a link to what I have. Glue Pen

Thank you. I wasn't even sure what a Dew Drop was when I checked out the conversation. Fun stuff.

Here is the card where I used a copic blending solution technique to create the look of fur on my bear:
http:////www.splitcoaststampers.com/...0&ppuser=45613

The link to the video is in the post....

Where do i get this non stick craft sheet??? Not familiar with this at all. Would love to try this.

wow...thanks for the tip!

I just use a cheap no-stick cookie sheet from the dollar store. I use it for all my messy & sticky projects. Also great for heat embossing.

Very cool! I'll have to try this!

I think she means nothing sticks (permanently) to the non stick craft sheet or hot glue mat (as opposed to nothing sticks to the faux dew drops) so you can peel the faux dew drops off the non stick craft sheet or hot glue mat after the glue cools.

What a great idea! Thanks for sharing!

This is fantastic! Thanks so much for sharing! I know what I will be doing tomorrow!

Thanks for the wonderful idea!

Wow these are so great, I can't believe how they look just like the real thing. Thanks for sharing.

I love this idea! I have glue sticks and inks onhand. I wonder can you make these any flater than a reg dew drop??? I love the look of dew drops but they make my cards to bumpy for mailing.

To attach the glu dots use white glue or someone told me they would heat up their glue gun and touch them back of the dot with it. Since the drops are so small I'll stick to tombow mono adhesive (pen tip in the blue bottle) or a white glue pen. I got a cheap silicone mat I use made by Wilton, you can use a sil-pat, a ranger non-stick craft mat ot a hot glue mat as they are all made of sillicone! I'm so glad you are enjoying this, it is my most popular blog post! Another hint, storing your glue sticks in the freezer until you are ready to use them will keep the stringing down, also I work in my basement which is chilly but it keeps the glue from having too many strings. You may have more diffuculty if you live in a warmer climate. Thanks again for all of you who commented, it makes my day! I made some other shapes of embellisments with the hot glue too and they will be featured in Scrap& Stamp Arts magazine in the Inklings section. I'll let you know when the issue comes out!

This is the non stick craft sheet I use. I use it all the time for heat embossing on. Nothing sticks to it and makes clean up a breeze. I bought it many years ago but I'm thinking I found it at Michaels. It came rolled in a tube in a long thin cardboard box.

http://www.rangerink.com/products/pr...craftsheet.htm

Thanks for the tip to use those glitter glue sticks I bought for kid projects and still have dangling around. Will dig them outand give this a try.
As for the glue string "spiders" I found years ago with other crafts if I take a hot blowdryer to them they dissappear. The hair dryer is hot enough to melt the thin strands but not hot enough to melt the larger pieces of glue. Not sure if it works on this project but I'm sure going to give it a try . TYFS!!

this is awesome!

How do I subscribe to your blog, I couldn't find a "subscribe me" button! Your blog posts, the few I glanced at our soooooooooooooooooooooooo helpful, you are the frugal crafter! :-D

+1 on all points!

I will have to try to remember to add your blog to my "favorites" this evening when I get home.

I *think* I still have a mini glue gun & glue sticks somewhere in the garage (in the stuff that still isn't unpacked from when I moved a year & a half ago! lol ). If so, I'm going to have to try to make some dew drops in colors that I don't have. That looks like fun!

I have a few tutorials that i want to make and share but I am not sure what program to use. I need to have solid and straight lines. If anyone has any suggestions it would be of great help. Thanks Kym

Lindsey asked about where I got my glitter sticks. I thought I'd answer here. I found them in the floral supply section at Michaels. There were only a few colors in a multi pack. Does anyone have another resourse for these?

Subscribing - these are awesome!

Those look great. I'm going to try it.

Hello Kym,
you can use gimp (http://gimp-win.sourceforge.net/stable.html), ist free and if you want straight lines click the pen icon and hold the shift key down and paint.

Thank you!! I am going to have to go home tonight and try it!!!

I tried making these this weekend and didn't have very much luck :( I put them in a baggie with some drops of my alcohol inks but they did not take the color just got splotchy. So I ordered some colored and glitter glue sticks.

By popular request, I have posted a tutorial of the MINI FILE CABINET seen here: ~Mini File Cabinet~ on my blog here:
~ Toy's Haven ~

I made some with pearl ex and they look like real perals! see them here:http://thefrugalcrafter.wordpress.co...-card-for-107/
To subscribe to my blog there should be an orange button on the toolbar where you type a web address. click there to subscribe. Thanks for your intrest!

Those look fantastic! Yup, now I have to dig out the hot glue gun. And I'm SO glad I obsessively bought all those colored and glitter hot glue sticks years ago (and never got rid of any). But I'd hoped the pearl ex would work, so glad to see it did!

Hmmmm, what brand ink? You only need 2 or 3 drops. I used Ranger ink. Maybe the bag was too full, I made some other shapes with the glue and crammed too much in once and it didn't take well. Just a thought.

We don't have a micheals but I'll look at AC More in the floral section, they would be great for faux wax seals! thanks for the tip!

hello ladies
on my blog is a tutorial for a M&M's box

http://kittyfranken.blogspot.com/

Look there for lots more
Kit

Thanks

I bought them to make the "wax" seals too.

awesome i was going to invest in some dew drops now i can make them myself and also using the glitter glue too...TFS..

All you SCOREPAL gals - Kitty has some great tutors and they all use Scorepal!

that she does!

thankyou for sharing you are sooo awesome I looked at the entire page of your blog wowsa wowsa girl You have some really neat stuff on there I am loving your creativity with all your gadgets I do not have any of them but I love the ideas just will have to try and figure how to do something close to what you have shared the old fashion way scissors and craft knife . thanks again for sharing.

hi Girls
you make me blush .......i am from holland and i love my scor-pal ..the best tool ever ( secound are my nesties)
look at the blog from www.scor-pal.com for more of my tutorials
and i going to make more in the future ....
bye bye from wet Holland
Kit