Hello. I’m back today sharing three cards created with some simple stenciling…
I’ve been wanting to use THIS awesome stencil for some time but never got the chance, until now! I used it with a variety of Distress Inks to create these simple cards. Applying the Distress Inks on top made these simple cards pop.
For the first card…
I used Peacock Feathers in the center, Salty Ocean in the middle, and Seedless Preserves on the outer edges.
For the second card…
I used Picked Raspberry in the center, Festive Berries in the center, and Carved Pumpkin on the outer edge.
For the last card…
I shifted the stencil slightly to make it a horizontal card and used Squeezed Lemonade for the center, Twisted Citron for the middle, and Mermaid Lagoon for the outer edge.
After applying ink on top of the stencil, I sprayed a heavy coat of THIS for some shine…
To finish off the cards, I die-cut THIS word die from black fun foam to add dimension and heat embossed a sentiment from THIS stamp set using white embossing powder. I die-cut the sentiment using THIS banner die. I also added a colored fun foam heart next to each sentiment and applied a coat of glossy accents on top for some shine. I mounted all the pieces on to a black note card.
I hope this has inspired you to do some simple stenciling. Thanks for stopping by. Have an awesome day!
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October 14, 2016
WOW – they're ALL FABULOUS!!!
I'm INK-spired 🙂
October 13, 2016
Oh, the are AWESOME!! LOVE them!
October 13, 2016
It may be simple but the results is so stunning ! I love it ! And your matching colors are so beautiful ! I love the shimmer layer you add. Really beautiful cards ! Thanks for sharing.
Izzy Scrap
October 13, 2016
I have been eyeing this stencil too – your cards are so eye catching, really pretty combinations of colours and the simplicity of the sentiment – all comes together beautifully!
October 13, 2016
Hi Heather, beautiful cards. I found your blog a while ago and check it out when you post new stuff. I have that stencil and like it very much, too. I have a question for you. How do you keep your sprays (like the glitter one you used here) from clogging!? I don't use mine very often so every time I try to use one, it's clogged! Thank you in advance for your help. Jeanne