Welcome to our monthly Technique Blog Hop! On the 15th of the month our talented group of Makers showcase a different technique. This month it's Anything Goes so you are going to see all kinds of techniques on this hop!
The blog before mine belongs to Jayma Malme. It's one big circle so just click the link in each post to go to the next blog. Sit back and get ready to be WOW'd!
For my technique I decided to do some background stenciling on a slimline card. I love these flowers but just didn't feel like all that coloring. Instead I added color by stenciling. It's not a lot of color but just enough to feel like the flowers have some color. I cut the stencil with my Cricut using one of the overlay pattern. The ink was sponged onto the cardstock with a random sort of pattern for the ink.
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| Isabella - Scrapbooking Stamp Set + Thin Cuts |
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| Isabella - Cardmaking Stamp Set + Thin Cuts |
- Slimline Cards and Envelopes Pack
- Cardstock: White Daisy, Black, Desert Rose
- Exclusive Inks: Black, Desert Rose
- Specialty Paper: Desert Rose
- Cricut
- Sparkles: Clear, Bitty
- Thin 3D Foam Tape
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Love the subtle use of the overlay to add color. Wonderful card!
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DeleteWOW! Love the texture on PART of the card! I would have never thought to do that and love that it contains a splash of color with the black and white!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Mellisa.
ReplyDeleteThat stencilling is gorgeous!
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