Showing posts with label Stencils. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Stencils. Show all posts

3/12/2022

ALTENEW: CELEBRATION STENCIL TECHNIQUES, FINAL PROJECT

I love using stencils but this class was a little difficult for me.  And by difficult, I mean, I had so many ideas after watching the lessons in this class and didn't know where to begin.  I ended up using the Altenew Inky Bouquet stamp set and Halftone Stencil to make this lovely day card.  I used white texture paste and mixed it with some ink from my yellow ink pad.  Then I placed the halftone stencil on white cardstock and smeared the texture paste all over it.  I cut a piece of it to make the strip behind the floral image.  Then I used the inky bouquet stencil to color in the flower with distressed oxide inks and a blending brush.  This was a fun class and I'll definitely be using more of my die cuts as stencils as well as just using stencils itself to create fun backgrounds.

On to my next class!  ðŸ˜ƒ

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2/22/2022

ALTENEW: EASY DIE-CUTTING TECHNIQUES, FINAL PROJECT

Die-cutting can be so fun!  I forgot just how fun!!  

I created two different cards for this class' final project.  I used these Altenew stamp & die sets: Warm Heart (Penguin) stamp set & die and Wild & Free stamp set & die.  I've used dies before but never to create dimension or a background in this latest class.  Have a look!

On this penguin card, I wanted to add something to the background, so I pulled out my cloud stencil and used Salvaged Patina distress oxide ink and mini blending tool to create a cloudy sky.  Then I used white pearl paint and added some splatters with a small paintbrush.  I then stamped the penguins on white cardstock and adhered it to the grey card base.  Then I took the cloudy sky layer and used double-sided foam tape to give it some dimension.  It came out soooo cute!
For this wild & free card, I used the flower dies included in the die cutting set and positioned them on white cardstock to cut out the various shapes.  I had to do this several times to create a background for my sentiment to sit on.  After cutting everything out, I used Altenew's Woven Stencil and Spun Sugar distress oxide ink and a mini blending tool to create another dimension to the background.  Then I adhered it to a piece of white glitter cardstock and then onto a plaid printed cardstock.  Finished it off with some matching sequins and liquid pearls.
Now onto my next class...

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