It's July already and that means it is time for a whole month of fun.
We are going to bring you an entire month of stencils, masks and more.
We are calling it
July Stencil Extravaganza!
We'll bring you a new challenge on Sunday and Wednesday, BUT there
will be new content on the blog each day.
We have a ton of Design Team members and Guest Designers who have
jumped on the extravaganza train to bring you a ton of great cards.
You won't want to miss even a single one!
So let's get started today with basic stenciling.
Basic stenciling is using the stencil to apply ink via brush,
direct-to-paper or sponge/foam applicator tools.
Click HERE for a video tutorial by Kristina Werner on the technique.
Now on with the cards...
Basic stenciling is using the stencil to apply ink via brush,
direct-to-paper or sponge/foam applicator tools.
Click HERE for a video tutorial by Kristina Werner on the technique.
Now on with the cards...
This card was made with stamps and a stencil from My Favorite Things. The back ground is a cow print stencil and I used black water color to fill it in. The cows are from one stamp. I stamped the cow 3 times on masking paper and cut them out. I then stamped the cow 3 times on my card front and covered them with the masks. I stamped the other 4 cows on the sides and in between the 3 cows in front. I colored them with Copics and die cut the card front to fit on my background and adhered. I love the cute little sentiment on the front. ~Paulyne
I've shared this card previously, but I love it so much I thought it might be worth a second look. I combined a Mood Board and Inky Layers challenged to make this card. On a panel of Whisper White I sponged circles of three different sizes in Crisp Cantaloupe and Smoky Slate, slightly overlapping each slightly. I decided on the sizes I wanted and the general layout and made a stencil from acetate, cutting it on my Silhouette. I punched the small flowers in Crisp Cantaloupe using one of the Itty Bitty Punch Pack punches and the flower centers were cut in Calypso Coral using a Martha Stewart snowflake border punch.and placed them randomly with tiny pearls in each center. I matted the panels on Smokey Slate and placed them on a base of Crisp Cantaloupe.
The greeting is digital from Stampin' Up.I split it putting half on the front and the other half on the inside. ~Kim from Katydid Cards
I started by
choosing Mod Spirals by The Crafters Workshop. I added colour in a bit of a
random pattern with ink blending tools and distress inks (twisted citron,
mustard seed, peacock feathers). The tag is cut using Spellbinders – Labels 8
die set. The sentiment is from Simon Says STAMP Lots of Thanks. I felt that the
card needed a bit more, so I added die cuts made from Poppystamps – Leafy Sprig
die from a bright green. The green was a bit too stark, so I added a bit of
peacock feathers distress ink. I finished the card by using a turquoise mat to
the card front. ~Sue
What a great start to this month long celebration of stenciling!
Stop back tomorrow for even more awesome cards with basic stenciling.
Happy Crafting
Theresa & the CADC DT & Guests
It looks like this month is going to be a good one. Love to see all the different directions people go with the same starting point.
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