Hi everyone. Another card for Group of Seven's Stencil Monoprint technique.
I used a lovely stencil called Layered Poinsettia from Tim Holtz. I pressed two colours of Distress Ink pads directly only the stencil (Brushed Corduroy, Candied Apple). Spritzed with water and flipped the wet stencil onto a piece of mixed media paper. Used a paper towel to blot over the stencil to remove the ink that escapes from the open design. I ended up with a piece that has the background of the stencil images coloured. I let it dry thoroughly and then placed the cleaned stencil back over top, lining up the design. I added embossing paste over top, using a palette knife to smooth it out. I removed the stencil right away and washed it off. The piece was left to dry.
I finished be adhering the panel to my white card base and attaching a lovely gold foiled sentiment (gift from a friend).
Close-up ...
Sending this card to Peace on Earth Challenge #73 - Anything Christmas Goes.
Thanks for stopping by!
Stamps: n/a
Paper: White card stock (Neenah 110 lb.); Mixed Media (Strathmore 140 lb.)Ink: Distress Ink pads: Brushed Corduroy, Candied Apple (Tim Holtz)
Accessories: Layered Poinsettia Stencil (Tim Holtz), water mister, White embossing paste (Dreamweaver), palette knife, Foiled sentiment (unknown)
5 comments:
Absolutely BEAUTIFUL Loll and I love, LOVE the color combination of Candied Apple and Brushed Corduroy...who knew those would mix so perfectly! Adding the paste through the stencil afterward was a great way to show the shapes of the Poinsettia's...lovely, lovely card my friend!! Hugs. :0)
Beautiful card! Great color combination and a fun technique.
Ooooh, this is now my new favorite poinsettia card, Lolly! I love the texture and the wonderful berry coloring you achieved!! Love, Dolly
Gorgeous! An excellent stencil monoprint in beautiful vibrant colours, and I love the way you went back and added the embossing paste.
Such a pretty background for those poinsettias Loll, the EP works so well. :)
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