Monday, January 15, 2024
A fun and easy tote to channel you inner mischievous side! // Time to get your craft on!
Monday, January 2, 2023
What is Chalk Couture? Come see what the fuss is all about and see why I love it soooo much!
You have heard me talk about it and you have seen my projects- so what is Chalk Couture?
Tuesday, July 19, 2022
New En Vogue Colors for the 2022 Autumn Collection // Time to get crafty / Autumn Collection Launch
I can't wait to use and share them with you!
It’s glow in the dark chalk paste! Chalk this translucent paste over another color for daytime visibility. Light-exposed paste will show in darkness. It’s washable and offers a matte finish. Chalkology® Paste is formulated for use with Chalk Transfer® designs and Chalk Couture™ surfaces. Can also be applied to other nonporous surfaces.
Want all of them? Grab them HERE!
Make your statement with creamy dreamy™ chalk paste that can be quickly applied to any hard surface. It’s washable, forgiving when wet, and offers a hard, matte finish when dry. Specially formulated for use with Chalk Transfer® designs and Chalk Couture™ surfaces.
Each jar of Chalkology® Paste includes 3 US fl. oz. Our paste goes far! One jar will last you for lots of projects, surfaces, and creative adventures. Jars are a great choice for those dazzling colors you know you’ll be drawn to time and time again.
Monday, April 25, 2022
Chalk Couture Ink- What is it and what can I use it on? // Come craft with me!
Chalkology™ Ink—ideal for a permanent application, our ink is available in a variety of custom colors and works well with Transfers.
Did you know that there is currently 23 different Ink colors available? You can also mix them together to make new colors. And all match with a Chalk Paste so they can coordinate with each other.
I've done a few projects with Ink, and they all came out great. There are pros and cons to ink, but I am happy to make projects.
Read all about Chalk vs Ink HERE!
One of the pros to ink is that you have a longer time frame to work with it. I have done a few pillow cases that have been more detailed, and I have spend at least 20 minutes without having to to the pull method. Another pro is that it is permanent. Once heat pressed, it can be washed over and over again and it doesn't wash out.
One of the cons is that it takes more ink to do a project that if you used that transfer with chalk. It's like the fabric just sucks it up. Just make sure you have enough ink to do a project. Another con is that if you make a mistake, it's not as easy to clean up as chalk paste on a chalkboard is.
Here are some items you can make: