Hi there Studio Calico friends! I have the pleasure to share some fun and creative ideas on how to use Mister Huey AppleJack mist from Nicole Samuels, Nicole Harper, and myself.
I wanted to see all the different ways I could use this product and am very happy to report that Mister Huey makes an awesome background on homemade shrinky dinks!
Supplies: Mist - Mister Huey Applejack, Stamps - Mini Doily, Cherries Mini, Mini Star, Ink - StazOn
These little wine charms are a perfect gift that I will be sharing with my friends this Christmas. I purchased some plain shrinky dink sheets and used my scallop circle punch to create the charm. Then I stamped the image on first and after it dried I sprayed Mister Huey AppleJack over the top.
Punch a hole in them for the wire, place 2" apart onto a foil lined cookie sheet, and bake in oven This is fun to do with little ones too, they love watching the shrinking process. It only takes about 30 seconds and they are done!
Nicole Samuels came up with a fabulous layout using Mister Huey Applejack and chipboard masking. Supplies: Patterned papers - Harper's Rule, Penmanship, Nibbles; Mist - Mister Huey Applejack; Stickers - Elementary; Chipboard - misc. chipboard letters as masks and Drafting Table kit; Punch - Postage Stamp border punch; Fabrips - Documentary
Nicole used leftover mismatched chipboard letters as masks on the Penmanship paper to make the large title. For the banner she used some fabrips and twine. Just cut off a little strip of the fabrip and folded in half over the twine to make a "flag". The B side of Harper's Rule is the perfect place for her son to write down his teacher's name, favorite part of the school day, new friends, etc. Nicole loves that she will have her son's 2nd grade "stats" in his own handwriting on the page. Isn't that so clever and fun?
Look at how Nik H masked a cool heart image on her Layout title background and layered it into her creations as an embellished background. Love this! Supplies: Patterned paper - Blue Ledger Die Cut, Journaling tag - Elementary; Stickers - Elementary; Rub-ons - Orange Clocks
Thanks for stopping by and seeing some fun and new ways to use your Mister Huey Applejack. I really love how these mists work on other products, not just paper. You can spray plastic, clay, transparency, you name it... try it!
That masking in the title by Nicole Samuels is awesome. I'm not a big mister (ok, I've never misted anything), but I have to admit, I'm *really* tempted to try that.
Posted by: JoannaG | 10/15/2010 at 12:44 PM
Love the glass charms!
The layout is beautiful! I like the stitching on the heart. :)
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Posted by: Wendy Hammer | 10/15/2010 at 01:19 PM
you ladies rock on the inspiration front !~ LOVE these ideas. tfs =)
Posted by: Debbie | 10/15/2010 at 01:27 PM
love these projects, mr. huey is so flexible :) thanks for the fun ideas.
Posted by: emily pitts | 10/15/2010 at 01:47 PM
love these ideas! I am definitely going to be trying the wine glass charms! Thanks for sharing.
Posted by: Erin M | 10/15/2010 at 03:38 PM
Nicole Samuels Second grade page is wonderful. love the masking and banner. So sweet.
Posted by: Katherine Bolinger | 10/15/2010 at 07:12 PM
Fun ideas! I knew there was a reason I bought 2 bottles of this color. ;)
Posted by: MichelleGB | 10/16/2010 at 08:33 AM
love that large masked title!
Posted by: Melanie | 10/16/2010 at 10:50 AM
In love with these projects! :)
Posted by: Kimmy | 10/16/2010 at 01:04 PM