3 Ways to Use Thermoweb's Flock Transfer Sheets + A Video Tutorial

Hi everyone! It's Lindsay here, from Crafting While Caffeinated Blog & YouTube Channel, and I am so excited to be sharing a new video tutorial with you today! As you probably know already, Joy Clair is teaming up with Thermoweb this week to share so many inspiring projects using some of Thermoweb's amazing products and Joy Clair's stamp sets. I couldn't wait to share some fun techniques using the new Flocking Sheets that Thermoweb released this year and that's exactly what my video is about today! I'm sharing three different, fun and easy ways to use the flocking sheets! Be sure to watch the video tutorial below!!

Some supplies used in the video above were sent to me free of charge for design purposes. I only ever design for companies I stand behind 100%!!

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All three of these cards feature very easy techniques and the flocking sheets are super easy to work with! They come in a great variety of colors and my favorites are the white & black! I love to use the black for sentiments and the white is great for that as well, but it's awesome for adding fluffy clouds to scenes!

While the white and black are my favorites, the colors are awesome as well and they're what I used to make a bright and colorful background for my first card. I started by covering a piece of white cardstock with "dry" adhesive and then cut strips of the flocking sheets in different widths. I laid those pieces, fluffy side down, against the adhesive to create a great striped background!

 

I knew the No Probllama stamp set would be the perfect addition to this background! I stamped a quick scene and colored it in quickly with a set of Leisure Arts markers. This card is so colorful but was pretty easy to throw together!

Ok, now onto one of my favorite ways to use flocking sheets - die cutting them! I absolutely love using the black flocking sheets as my sentiments. It is such an easy way to add dimension, texture and interest to simple cards. There are two ways to do this. The first way is what I used on my card below and you can watch the full process in the video tutorial, but you can also just simply die cut the sheets!

When using the flocking sheets this way I love to make simple backgrounds to pair the sentiments with. I used the Heartfelt Sympathy stamp set to quickly stamp and heat emboss a background full of flowers. I then added a bit of gray ink to complete it! I did want to highlight the sentiment a bit so I adhered it to a strip of vellum to complete the card.

My third card is simple, just like the other two, but it does take a little longer when you account for dry time but this is one of my favorite ways to apply the flock. I used Hot Foil Gel and put it through a stencil. It will go on white and dry clear, then you can run it through your laminator to adhere the flock! Be sure to watch the video tutorial for all the details.

I paired my flicked background with the castle image from the Heir of God stamp set. But instead of using a verse from that set, I added a happy birthday sentiment to finish this card!

Here's a closer look at all three cards!!

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I hope you all enjoyed a look at three different ways that I like to use the Flocking Sheets from Thermoweb! If you are interested in any of the supplies I used today, you can find them all linked down below. Until next time, happy crafting!!

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• JCS No Probllama Stamp Set
• JCS Heartfelt Sympathy Stamp Set
• JCS Heir of God Stamp Set
• Thermoweb Flocking Sheets
  - White Latte
  - Black Velvet
  - Purple Punch
  - Blue Diamond
  - Green Envy
  - Sunshine Yellow
  - Orange Glow
  - Think Pink
• Scrapbook.com Adhesive Sheets
• Leisure Arts Double Ended Markers
• Versafine Clair Nocturne Ink Pad
• Micron Pen
• MISTI
• Creative Corners
• Versamark Ink Pad
• Anti Static Bag
• Imagine Silver Embossing Powder
• Heat Tool
• Die Cutting Machine 
• Altenew Hang in There Die
• Catherine Pooler Twilight Ink Pad
• Jumbo Ink Dauber
• TCW Dots Stencil
• Hot Foil Gel
• Palette Knife Set
• Laminator
• Versafine Clair Morning Mist Ink Pad
• Ink Dauber
• Nuvo Drops
  - White
  - Silver
• Kat Scrappiness Zig Zag Oval Die Set
• Banner Die Set
• Nuvo Deluxe Adhesive
• Foam Adhesive

Comments

[Sharon Gullikson]

Thanks for showing us. I have never used the sheets, only powder (not a fan of the powder!!).

[Mary Holshouser]

the flocked sheets are on my "must have" list.
Easy way to give texture and a beautiful
design. thanks for sharing
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[Becca Yahrling]

Fun cards. LOVE the flocking. It's something I've wanted to try for a long time.

[Andre M.]

Thanks for the video sharing these fun techniques.

[Karthikha Uday]

Awesome set of cards! :)

[Sue D]

I like the different ways you used these flocking sheets.

[Amy Cooley]

I've never used flocking sheets, but it looks like so much fun. Thanks for sharing all the inspiration!