I found a new product… I wasn’t sure how I was going to feel about it at first.  To me, those glass block crafts are what I call a “granny craft” and have been “done to death” BUT Vinyl Words vinyl transfers that you can add to the face of KraftyBlok to add a little something new to them.  It’s a craft we are all familiar with but with a little different twist.

There are words and seasonal transfers PLUS some of the transfers come in differentThis is just a small sampling of the transfers to choose from.

Frankenstein face vinyl transfer.

With this one I just used a strand of 25 tiny white lights with green tulle wrapped around the wire and the Frankenstein face adhered to the blok. Familiar craft…different look!

Other Things to Know:

There is a wire stand that comes in two sizes so that you can use a single light bulb in your KraftyBlok instead of a string of lights.

There is a little sticker dot on the header of each package of vinyl that lets you know what color the transfer is.

Vinyl transfers can be easily removed to use the same KraftyBlok over and over again.

Yes, these transfers could also be used for the wall, vases, windows and other applications.

There are instructions for application here

And here are some other bloks I created for further inspiration!

This “Family” blok was spray painted with “Frosted Glass” spray paint, allowed to dry and the transfer applied. Two floral picks and a bow were attached with floral cling to the top of the blok.  The blok sits in the large wire frame with a single night light bulb inside.

“Believe” has a small string of tiny lights and shredded styrofoam inside with a small santa hat glued to the corner.

The double stack of bloks were spray painted with Design Master spray paints and allowed to dry (there is a large and small blok in the stack).  I used floral cling to attach the bloks to one another and added a bow along with two floral picks to the top. There is a strand of lights in each blok.

“Happy Fall” is only a portion of one of the vinyl transfers and a portion of another set of fall leaf transfers.  Again the blok was spray painted with “Frosted Glass”, allowed to dry and vinyl transfers attached.  This is the largest blok sitting in the large frame with a single bulb inside.

The Jack-O-Lantern blok was alcohol inked with red and butterscotch alcohol ink and allowed to dry.  The Jack-O-Lantern face was applied and the small blok placed in the small frame with a flicker bulb inside.

There are plenty of options for using the Vinyl Words transfers (on KraftyBlok or off).  If you use them send along a picture.  I’d love to see what you do!

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