1) I first tore some paper to cover part of my card front.
2) I then taped my stencil over top of this.
3) I used two colors of green ink to sponge over the stencil. I think two colors adds depth.
4) I then carefully removed my stencil. I think this next step is really important. I used a light touch with my sponge and applied ink to the top and bottom of my paper mask and to the edges of the cardstock.
5) I removed the paper mask. This leaves a great spot for stamping a message or image.
I hope you enjoyed the tutorial. I finished my card off very simply with a sentiment from I Brake for Stamps and the flower from Sparkle n Sprinkle. I may go back and add a few enamel dots to it.
Thanks for visiting today! Please let me know if you try this technique!
10 comments:
Cool technique. Looks lovely.
Great step out photos and clear explanation. Thanks for sharing this technique. Your card is very nice. Wonderful sentiment to share a message of sympathy.
Thank you for the step by step, which was really useful... A fabulous card and I so like the torn paper effect for the lovely sentiment x. Wonderful stencilling and blending and a beautiful card x.
This is so beautiful Heidi, lovely colours and design. Thank you for the how to do photos, Kate x
Beautiful, love the shades of green and your flower is very pretty with it, love the sentiment!
Lovely leafy card, in fact I have just made something of similar nature with torn strips and negative die cut on my gelli plate.xx
very nice technique and tutorial
Lovely stencil
Yes, I have used those mice before Heidie, they are a Crafts U print set.x
TFS this fun tutorial for making impressive cards! It turned out beautiful!
Oh yes! I love me a good stencil play and it certainly looks like you had so much fun! Great idea with the torn paper too!! I love your design!
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