Hi everyone. This month's challenge is being hosted by the very talented Barb (Barb's Studio Creations). And we are so happy to have Steph (My Paper Corner), as our Guest Designer this month. Welcome Steph!
Barb wants us to Stencil using Foil. Luckily, I have lots of foil and a laminator, but for those who don't have a laminator, there are several ways to add foil without one. Check out the videos on the challenge blog to see some samples.
I played around with foiling a heart, using a die to make the stencil. I placed a card front over top with the same heart shaped aperture, letting the foil show through. I then added the inside design of the heart, die-cut from white card stock. A simple stamped sentiment in black finishes my card. It was so hard to photograph this shimmer and shine. You'll have to trust me that it looks better in real life. :) I'm going to give this to hubby for our 41st anniversary later this month.
Close-up ...
As well as making a card for this challenge, my above card also works for this month's CAS Mix Up Challenge - Stencil with Die-cuts. :)
I hope you'll come join us and try foiling in a new way.
Barb wants us to Stencil using Foil. Luckily, I have lots of foil and a laminator, but for those who don't have a laminator, there are several ways to add foil without one. Check out the videos on the challenge blog to see some samples.
I played around with foiling a heart, using a die to make the stencil. I placed a card front over top with the same heart shaped aperture, letting the foil show through. I then added the inside design of the heart, die-cut from white card stock. A simple stamped sentiment in black finishes my card. It was so hard to photograph this shimmer and shine. You'll have to trust me that it looks better in real life. :) I'm going to give this to hubby for our 41st anniversary later this month.
Close-up ...
As well as making a card for this challenge, my above card also works for this month's CAS Mix Up Challenge - Stencil with Die-cuts. :)
I hope you'll come join us and try foiling in a new way.
Stamps:
Paper: White card stock (Neenah 110 lb.); Black card stock (SU!)
Ink: Versamark
Accessories & Tools: Heart Collage die (Gina Marie Designs), Transfer Gel (Deco Foil); Red foil (Deco Foil), palette knife, Stencil Pal; white embossing powder, heat tool
Challenges:
CAS Stencil February Challenge - Foil
CAS Mix Up February Challenge - Stencil from Die-cuts
Loving this Loll! x
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful Loll and love the die cut placed over the top of the foiled heart and perfect for a valentine, and in your case a wonderful anniversary card. x
ReplyDeleteGorgeous shiny foil heart design, Loll. The perfect card for your anniversary:-) TFS the close up...Wow! Hugs...Nancy
ReplyDeleteLove all those tiny shiny hearts, a great card xx
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful heart die full of fluttering hearts Loll - the red foil behind them really pops off the white - a beautiful anniversary card for DH! congrats to you both! xx
ReplyDeleteYou got married in the month of love, and what a beautiful way to recognize it! The shiny foil looks awesome and I know so much more amazing in real life. Cute heart die!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful! Love the shine and colour in that wonderful heart die! I must do a card for this challenge as I need to experiment more with my Transfer Gel Duo.
ReplyDeleteOooh, I really love all the shimmer and shine on those tiny hearts, Loll! As always, you have created a beautiful CAS design, too...Love this pretty card! xx
ReplyDeleteGorgeous smooth foiling, Loll! This is gorgeous and I'm sure Gord will love it too!
ReplyDeletegorgeous Loll, Gord is going to love it :) wow 41 years Congrats to you both.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful anniversary card Loll, congratulations to you both! I must try and use more of my dies for stencilling, the diecut over the foiled heart looks amazing, Cathy x
ReplyDeleteSimple and absolutely stunning design Loll - I am sure it will be well received!
ReplyDeleteObviously hubby does not read your blog :) Mine never did either, he always said he saw the cards first hand, so why read about them!
Blessings
Maxine
LURVE the foiling
ReplyDeleteFaith x
A very eye catching and beautiful card Loll. Those foil hearts look amazing and DH will love it x. The font on the sentiment looks so pretty too x.
ReplyDeleteThis is just stunning, Loll from the CAS design to the brilliant shine, everything works beautifully together.
ReplyDeleteHope you are well.
Hugs
Carol x
really gorgeous card mf...love the shine.
ReplyDeletexx Karen
I love this card Loll .... and I'm sure hubby will too. Those pretty foiled hearts look fab xx
ReplyDeleteThis is so pretty Loll! Loving the heart die you used. I don't have a laminator, but it is on my wish list. I'm sure hubby will love this card for your anniversary! I'm of to go watch how to do foiling without a laminating machine. Cause even with a laminator machine, you need toner black for the foil to stick don't you? Yep, need to go and watch these video's as I know not much! lol Hugs, Brenda
ReplyDeleteVery pretty, Loll, who doesn't love a little red foil?!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!! Foil is such a festive addition!! congratulations!! on 41 years : )
ReplyDeleteBeautiful die, foiling and card, Loll. Gord will love it!
ReplyDeleteI wished I paced my foils so I could play along. 😕
The red foil peeking through the little heart aperture is so pretty, Loll! And you caught a gorgeous shine of the foil in the close-up pic. I’m sure Gord will love this lovely CAS card. Congratulations of your 41st anniversary! :-)
ReplyDeleteHideko xx
Rich and shimmery, Loll ... what a gorgeous heart ... deliciously CAS and stylish! Hugs, Anita :)
ReplyDeleteFoiling with a die cut stencil makes this card shine with bursting love. So CAS, so beautiful! xx
ReplyDeleteI'm sure the card is stunning. Your husband Loll will love so many glistening red hearts. Happy 41st Anniversary!
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