Today, I am highlighting the
bricked wall stencil from Die Cuts and More. I have made a video on how I
made the card. So I am not going into the details. Here are few pictures and
I will let you enjoy the video.
Hello my Friends, Piyanki here today to share some more projects with the newly launched stencils in DCAM.
I hope you enjoyed the blog hop and some of you may have used the stencils also. So today I have 2 cards for you all using the STENCILS.
I have 2 stencils from the collection for each of my project.
Project 1
Used the Floral Delight Step Up stencil. Used a Neenah White Card Stock. Using Distress ink to create the background.
One Step has the flowers and the other step has the leaves. The benefit of two step stencil that too a floral image will allow you to change the direction and create any background.
In addition there is a second part of the stencil which has a different image which I have not included in this background. This also is another advantage of a coordinating stencil design.
Used a Thank You Stamp from my stash and some sequins from DCAM. Ended with a red CS as the base of the card.
Project 2
This is my second project with another Step up BOX MAZE Stencil. One more feature of the co ordinating stencil is you can distinguish the colors for some portion of the stencil.
I have used 2 different distress ink for the 2 designs for the set. Embellished with some flowers and a die cut from my stash.
Listing the products used in the projects today. Also hope you have booked your piece from the newly launched Stencils and if you have not, please visit HERE to see the the entire collection.
First I´ve used the new stencil, some ink blending tools and distress inks to create an ombre background. The colors I´ve used are picked raspberry, spun sugar and festive berries. To add a bit of texture and glitter I offset the stencil a and covered it with texture paste and spread some glitter on top.
I stamped the flower images a few times repeated with the Stampoholic because I´ve used watercolor paper which has some texture. I wanted to have a much intense image. The flowers were colored with Zig Color Brush Pens and my Wink Of Stella Brush Pens. I always refill my Wink Of Stella Brush Pens with water and even after refilling more than 10 times it still has glitter in it. I love this subtle glittery watercolor look it gives.
I fuzzy cut alle the images and cut the die from black glitter cardstock. Finally I cut a white stripe to glue the congrats die on. The background is really buissy and I wanted the congrats die to stand out. I just gave the card a finishing touch by glueing some clear droplets scattered.
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Greetings friends and fellow crafters. LeeAnn here taking my turn on the DCAM Blog and hope you are having an awesome day. Today I want to share with you a card I had fun making and a little video to go along with it showing the process of making the card.
Finished project with tools used.
As shown in the video, place the stencil on the paper and I like to use a bit of washi tape to hold it in place. With Fired-Brick distress ink and the mini distress blender I went to work, I wanted the faded distress look of an old building, so I think I was successful with that. This was done on grey Recollections card stock, so I was able to achieve a grey color grout.
I used the Stampoholic Nano to stamp the monster images, and my Scan n Cut to cut them out. A few Spectrum Noir Markers, glue and google eyes and they were complete.
I used my Big Shot and cut the Friends die, used Versamark ink and sprinkled with Gold Embossing powder. My heat gun to the job and melted the embossing powder. I did this with both ends of the word so I would have a end to hold it with the tweezers.
A few dimensional dots here and there to hold the monsters. Some liquid glue to adhere the sentiment and 3 glass droplets, my card was complete.
I hope you have enjoyed this project. I really love the stencils and have so many more fun ideas growing here. Stay tuned for more stencil projects from the rest of our team coming up.
