Our next Stencil Extravaganza Challenge:
Masking/Partial Stenciling
Let's see what the designers came up with.
I created a
circle mask to cover the card front. Using a striped stencil from Michaels, I
added ink with ink blending tools and distress inks (spiced marmalade, ripe
persimmon and picked raspberry). I cut the sentiment with Simon Says STAMP
thanks die and covered the die cut with Wink of Stella for some sparkle. To
complete the card, I added three sequins. ~Sue
Using the Tim Holtz Flourish stencil, I stenciled with Shaded Lilac and Chipped Sapphire distress inks, overlapping the two in the upper right and lower left of a panel of Whisper White card stock. The Distress Inks blend so well, they are perfect for this technique. In the opening, I stamped a flower using the Butterfly Basics set from Stampin' Up and colored it with various SU markers. I used the Curvy Corners Trio Punch on the upper left and matted it on a color coordinatedcard stock on which I used the Corner Chomper. I created the greeting using SU's My Digital Studio and cut it in my Silhouette with to complement the corner punch and double matted it, rounding the corners of both mats. I added a few sequins from Pretty Pink Posh to give a bit of bling. The sentiment is also from My Digital Studio. ~Kim from Katydid Cards
Stop back tomorrow for more great cards.
Happy Crafting
Theresa & the CADC DT & Guests
Beautiful cards. I like how both of you used sequins and need to remember to do that to add a little extra to my cards.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Denise. I wish I remembered more as well!
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