4 Cards, tags and giftwrap

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Dremel Versatip™

Dremel Glue Gun 930

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-Dremel Glue Gun

1200 GS1

628 Extra

Mul-tiplex

Plate Mirror Inks Pencils grouper hanger with screws

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Steps

1) Lay a star paper sheet of Mylar or acetate over the templates and trace round them using a permanent marker pen. Cut carefully along the lines drawn using the Versatip™ fi tted with the hot cutting knife.

2) Spray one side of the Mylar with a light misting of spray adhesive, followed by pressing it down gently on the card itself.

Apply the spray paint.

3) Place a smaller star stencil over the sprayed motif and use the embossing pen to draw around and fi ll in the shape to apply a layer of embossing fl uid. Sprinkle embossing powder onto the motif and remove excess powder. Use the Versatip™ with hot blower head to melt and fuse the powder( cool setting).

4) Cut decorative paper to cover the lower half of the card face and glue it in place. Embellish the card with ribbons as seen.

Finish by using the Dremel Gluegun 930 to glue a star sequin and gem in the centre of the star motif.

Steps

1) Draw on a multiplex panel of wood the desired shape of the

mirror, whether rectangular or rounded. Drill a hole in the middle of the plate and cut out the inner part with a Dremel 300 and cutting guide 565. If the edge is irregular you can shape it with the Dremel Stylus and a tungsten carbide cutter 9931.

2) The mirror frame should now be even and fl at on the edge. With the Dremel Stylus and the high-speed cutter 117 smooth the edges. Remove the required material in order to create a perfect round shape. Now draw on the mirror frame the desired designs. With the high-speed cutter 144 you can gently engrave/carve the motive into the frame.

3) To hang the mirror on the wall apply serrated hangers on the frame. Insert the hanger on the back of your mirror and mark the holes with a pencil. Now drill the holes with a 1.2 mm drill bit from the drill set (628) and then screw on the hangers.

4) With the Dremel Glue Gun add some glue on the inner edge of the frame set. Place the mirror with the coated surface on the top and gently apply pressure.

Decorated mirror

Extra Card blanks and

envelopes Decorative printed

and glitter paper Metallic spray paints Low-tack spray

adhesive Embossing pen Embossing

powders Ribbon in various

widths Star sequins and

gems Sheets of Mylar

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930 Clear glue sticks, silver glitter glue sticks 7mm

Dremel Versatip™ Hot blower head

Steps

1) Paint the pot with the paint, using two coats of paint if necessary, and leave to dry completely.

2) Draw your design onto the pot using the pencil. Try to keep the lines quite faint. Use an eraser to remove any mistakes.

3) Follow the pencil lines on the pot using the Dremel 300 Series with a diamond wheel point 7105. It is a good idea to practise on a spare pot (or use the base) before you start the fi nal design. Brush off any dust with a soft, dry paintbrush.

Terracotta painted pots What you need:

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Dremel 300 Series 7105

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Emulsion paints in

pastel colours Terracotta pots Paint-brush Pencil

Steps

1) Cut of a piece of jeans which should cover the top part of the boot. Use the Gluegun to glue it onto the boot 2) Apply a line of clear glue around the top edge of the boot using the Dremel Gluegun 930 and stick a 7cm wide strip of fur fabric around the boot.

3) Fit the Dremel Gluegun 930 with a silver glitter glue stick and run decorative lines of glue around the boot on either side of the braid

4) Use the Dremel Versatip™ with hot blower head, set to its lowest heat setting, to apply hot-fi x stones on the outer side of each cuff.

Decorated Rubber Boot Christmas Stockings

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Fur fabric Fabric stars Hot fi x stones Pair of unwanted

trousers in

coor-dinating colour Beaded fringing Braid Patterned rubber boots – or plain in bright colours

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1) Measure diameter of dish and divide into equal squares. Cut squares of paper and stick onto the bowls rim with masking tape to mark off your square. Using the Dremel Stylus and Dremel engraving tip accessory, make a random dot pattern.

2) Move the squares to mark up your next square. Decorate that square with wavy lines and dots using the same accessories. Blow off the dust as before.

3) Move squares on again and decorate with lines.

4) Continue until the entire rim is decorated. Wipe the surface with a damp cloth.

Steps

1) Using the Versatip, draw straight lines and dots onto plain wooden beads. Practise on spare beads, trying different patterns and designs.

2) To decorate the painted beads, hold the bead in the Dremel clamp, then use the Dremel Stylus and diamond Engraver point and gently press the tip onto the bead to make small spots.

3) Cut a length of wire about 30 cm (12”) long and fold it in half. Thread this through the beads and twist around the earring fi xings securely and trim the ends neatly.

Wooden bowl with fi ligree patterned rim Wooden bead earrings

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Dremel Stylus 1100 191

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Wooden dish Damp cloth

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2000 7134 Dremel Clamps

(2500) Dremel Stylus 1100

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Plain wooden beads in different

shapes and sizes Silver jewellery

wire Earring fi xings

(two for each pair of earrings) Scissors

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