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Showing posts with label 3D Stencil Builder. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 3D Stencil Builder. Show all posts

Friday, 28 September 2018

Fun and easy bookmarks with DCAM stencils

Hello everybody

Today I'm sharing this two bookmarks I made for my daughters, they are very easy and fun to make. All you need for this technique is these fantastic stencils and few inks.
It's a great craft idea to try with your kids.




Please watch this video to see how easy it is to use the arrow stencil.




Have a lovely day

Wednesday, 12 September 2018

DCAM Stencil Scrapbook Layout!

Hey guys!

Spardha here today from The Lazy Owl Designs, sharing with you yet another cool way to use the DCAM 3D stencils!


I began by using white cardstock and soft pastels with 3D Arrow Pattern Builder stencil. I am in LOVE with how soft pastels are working out with these stencils!


Then I cut out a circular window from a black cardstock and stuck the 3D pattern behind the sheet.
I coordinated the critter flowers, sequins and pastel colours with the photo I was going to use on the layout. And added a few finishing touches with a white gel pen for journaling.


I ended up using two different sets of critter sheets together but they worked out perfectly.
Hope it inspires you to use your 3D stencils in some amazing ways!

Supplies used:









--- Happy Crafting! ---

Monday, 20 August 2018

Card using 3D Stencil Builder

Hello beautiful people!
Spardha here today from The Lazy Owl Designs.
I am back with another card, this time with more experimentation and hit-and-trials with these amazing 3D stencil builders!

Supplies Used: Cardstock - beige, white; Orange watercolor critter sheets; Tools - Heat gun, soft pastels;  


Have you tried any of these stencils yet?
Because if you haven't then you should definitely give these a try and you will fall in love {not even kidding}


Our amazing designer Mansi has made a tutorial video on how to use these stencils here.
I wanted softer shades for my card and thought let's give this a shot with soft pastels. Best thing about these stencils is the fact that these are sturdy and thick enough for you to hold down and pat with any colour without making it bleed.



The background was achieved using dry-wash technique with soft pastels and of course used the beautiful critter sheets and this stamped sentiment with a few sequins to complete the look.
Hope this gives you lots of ideas to use these stencils with different inks and mediums.


--- Have a happy week! ---