Doctor Who Craftalong 2012-2013 and Beyond!

[Eiseldora]

love your stencil! what did you make it out of? and would you be willing to make me one?

It's a plastic binder divider. With all these cheap back to school supplies you could probably pick one up easily.

This was a demo I made when teaching teens how to cut out stencils. It was my first plastic stencil. Before I was using one time use freezer stencils.

I hope this stands up to multiple uses.

[bananaleg]

Oh, plastic dividers. That's a good idea. And your TARDIS stencil looks awesome.

[alwaysinmyroom]

That is a cool stencil--and I like that you used office supplies...I am sure it will hold up much better than freezer paper...you could probably use the spray that quilters use to hold it down temporarily...

[alwaysinmyroom]

I am going to be obsessively looking for this color umbrella now....

http://www.craftster.org/forum/index.php?topic=411589.msg4861654#msg4861654

[Subee]

I wood-burned 2 different styles of Tardis magnets. (2 inches across)

[Eiseldora]

Lovely!

[bananaleg]

Both of those magnets look so cool! Nice work!

On pinterest, i saw that if you draw on a plain mug with Sharpie and bake it, it well stay. So i gave a couple mugs to my nieces and went to work on my own. It decided to have a theme.
 
 
 
 
 
 

On the mug:
TARDIS, with “vworp vworp” sound effects
a banana (bananas are good)
a sonic screwdriver
“dreamer of improbable dreams” on the handle
petrichor: the smell of dust after rain.
tea-serving Dalek, “Would you care for some TEA!”
and some timey-wimey bubble things

[alwaysinmyroom]

more wonderful projects!

I never knew that about sharpies!  I have a huge set of them...and lots of plain mugs!

The magnets look good!  I like the two different designs.

[Juliana13]

Our little group is coming along so nicely!
Those magnets are cool! and I love the mug! BTW when you bake it what temp and for how long?

[bananaleg]

Those magnets are cool! and I love the mug! BTW when you bake it what temp and for how long?

350°F for 30 minutes.