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Wax Paper and Melted Crayon Hearts and more

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Posted by kudzukween (My Page) on
Tue, Jan 12, 10 at 22:57

this is an oldie but a goodie. The directions and patterns are on Martha Stewart. Use ribbon or thread. I accidently grabbed fishing line instead of invisible thread! There's also a valentine paper cone and another scherenschnitte I used Martha Stewarts patterns....
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sooo cute! I remenber these, just never looked as pretty as yours, will have to try the foil trick thats a new one for me.
Thanks for shareing!
oddie

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If you get on Martha's site It's called" Crayon Stained- Glass Heart Cards" I couldn't seem to find them.Anyway you can type that in & they come up as cards. Be sure to do as Cherry says tho & use foil on ironing board & lot of paper or paper sacks then shavings wax paper shavings more paper & foil. I think you have to be very careful or it will run out so have a wet rag handy also & not very warm iron. Jan

  
 

 

 


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