Catch the gingerbread man in October’s Club Couture project! Follow along with the step-by-step written instructions or watch the how-to video and get inspired.
Did you see what's new with Club Couture?! Now with each month's transfer, you now get a chalkable shape that coordinates with the transfer. How cool is that!
October 2024 Club Couture™ shipment includes the Gumdrop Buttons Chalk Transfer® design; a Gingerbread Cookie Chubby; and a Bark, Camel, and Peachy Keen Chalkology® Paste Singles.
Supplies
-Club Couture Chalk Transfer® design: Gumdrop Buttons Chalkology®
-Paste Singles: Bark, Camel, and Mauvelous
-Coordinating accessory: Gingerbread Cookie Chubby (scarf, 3 gumdrop buttons, and 4 adhesive squares)
Additional supplies
-Transfer Trimmers
-Fuzzing Cloth
-Color Trays
-Mini Squeegee
-Multi-Tool
-Quick Dry Tool
Color and Placement Suggestions
Bark: face, arm and leg accents Camel: gingerbread cookie
Mauvelous: cheeks
Instructions
1. Cut along the provided lines to separate individual elements from the Transfer.2. Knead the Chalkology Paste Singles. Cut the paste singles open and squeeze the desired amount of paste onto a Color Tray, using a new tray for each color.
3. Remove the Transfer Backer Sheet from the gingerbread cookie Transfer element and “fuzz” the Transfer on a Fuzzing Cloth. Place the Transfer on the Chubby. Smooth it out to ensure that it has properly adhered and there are no bubbles or wrinkles.
4. Generously apply paste over the Transfer using a squeegee (see “Color and Placement Suggestions), and then remove the Transfer element. Allow time for the paste to dry, or you may use a Quick Dry Tool to expedite the drying process.
5. Immediately clean the Transfer element with cool water
(do not let it soak). Dry the Transfer flat with the sticky side up. Once dry, reapply the Transfer Backer Sheet and store flat.
(do not let it soak). Dry the Transfer flat with the sticky side up. Once dry, reapply the Transfer Backer Sheet and store flat.
6. When the paste on the Chubby is dry, repeat steps as necessary to layer the additional elements. Allow to dry.
7. Use the provided adhesive squares to adhere the gumdrop buttons to the surface and secure the scarf in place.
8. Display your cute-enough-to-eat creation!
See how to make it here:
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This kit includes two of our favorite surfaces: Board & Base (perfect for A-sized Transfers) and a Sylvie White Frame (perfect for B-sized Transfers). Both surfaces are reusable with Chalkology Paste, and can be used in either landscape or portrait orientation. Plus, that Board & Base is reversible so you can have two projects to display all at once!
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