Showing posts with label stencil. Show all posts
    Showing posts with label stencil. Show all posts
  • Julie Ebersole used this technique in the stencil class. I'm impressed (pun intended)! slipping the stencil in a plate sandwich including some embossing pads (I used the Spellbinders ones) made a really neat soft impression.

     
    Dies: Lawn Fawn - Hearts, Paper Smooches - Thanks
    Inks: Ranger Distress Inks - Mustard Seed, Spiced Marmalade, Ripe Persimmon, Picked Raspberry, Worn Lipstick
    Stencil: Studio Calico Mister Hueys - Intertwined Circles
  • The Stenciled Online Card Class is over (boooo! T_T) but I'm still attempting to use the techniques. I didn't immediately reference any videos for this and I just pulled the technique from memory - I figured if I can remember it, it must've made a strong enough impression that I should try it. I've seen this done a few times - using the stencil to fill in color and then shifting the stencil to fill in more empty space. I LOVE how this background turned out!

    I picked out my pinkish distress inks and inked the colors in an ombre fashion diagonally from upper left to lower right corner. Then I cleaned off the stencil and positioned the stencil to cover the inked areas. Then I inked ombre again from lower right to upper left.

     

    Inks: Ranger Distress Inks in Tattered Rose, Worn Lipstick, Picked Raspberry, Seedless Preserves, Dusty Concord
    Stamps: Avery Elle - Handwritten Notes, Hero Arts/Basic Grey - Awesome
  • Incorporated both of Kristina Werner's technique and style from day 2. For the stencil, I found splatter images I liked and cut them out on my Silhouette Portrait.

      

    Inks: Ranger Distress Inks in Mustard Seed, Dried Marigolds, Mowed Lawn, and Peacock Feathers
    Stamp: Unity Stamp Co - Hi with a heart
    Die: Die-namics - Bracket Edge


  • Loved the idea of just using simple colored pencils to color in stencils. I mean, how basic is that? Right back to our roots (...in kindergarten). I used some old prismacolor color pencils I had from ages ago that I finally have good uses for! This card was crazy easy to make.

    Pencils: Prismacolor
    Stamp: Unity Stamp Co - Smile! (Echo Park Bitty)
    Die: Die-namics - Notebook Edge


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