Hi everyone. Another card for February's Group of Seven technique - Masked Stenciling.
This time I die-cut a "hello" mask and adhered it temporarily to my card front. Peacock Feathers Distress ink was lightly sponged over the card front before adding the Wander & Find stencil (Carta Bella) over top. I added more sponging over the stencil with Distress Inks: Peacock Feathers, Rusty Hinge, and Gathered Twigs. Sponging the masked background first with a light colour allows the masked area to pop. Adding stenciling overtop gives the background so much interest.
Ink: Distress inks: Peacock Feathers, Rusty Hinge, Gathered Twigs (Tim Holtz)
Accessories: Wander & Find stencil (Carta Bella), sponge brushes, hello die for mask (AliExpress)
I'm adding this card to the linky on the Group of Seven - Masked Stenciling post.
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Paper: White card stock (Neenah 110 lb.)Ink: Distress inks: Peacock Feathers, Rusty Hinge, Gathered Twigs (Tim Holtz)
Accessories: Wander & Find stencil (Carta Bella), sponge brushes, hello die for mask (AliExpress)
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15 comments:
Ohhh! I think I have just the supplies for this one, Loll! Thanks for the gorgeous inspiration!
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Terrific colors, Loll! This would be a great masculine of feminine card!
That would make a great man card, love the colors.
Love the way you masked -- yes, your sentiment really does pop -- what a great way to use the technique
Looks like a fun technique Loll, love the colours, such a great effect, Cathy x
I adore the blue and brown tones for your beautiful stencilled leaves Loll, which make a wonderful background to your die cut 'Hello' mask which really stands out...a brilliant way of using this technique. x
That HELLO really pops out from your gorgeous stenciling, Loll - just love the teals and browns!!
Beautiful blog
LOVE this card Loll! You can really see the HELLO with this technique and I love the softly inked background with the stenciling on top of it! Lovely, lovely card my friend!! Hugs. :0)
What a great idea to use a sentiment for the mask, Loll. I'm going to give this a try!
Another cool example of this fun technique, Lolly! I love the popped up panel and I think this technique is also a wonderful way to design one-layer cards and give them lots of interest while keeping postage costs low! Hugs, Dolly
Great color combination! It reminds me of a seaside beach, with reddish boulders scattered among the turquoise water. I love it!
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This is a great way to say hello, my friend! Love these colors together!
Hello to you too. What a fun technique. I love your colour combination xx
What a fantastic idea and a fabulous card Loll... might have to try this one in the next couple of days ... hugs Robyn
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