Stencils
(or masks) are a hot trend in the paper crafter's world right now. They are an inexpensive way to add interest
and dimension to your cards and scrapbook pages.
There
are many, many products to use with your stencil- here are a few of the most common
ones:
$3.75 for two bottles….make
your own mists and save money!
·
Dauber
and ink
·
Texture
paste
I did not have a card sample to share for texture paste but here is a scrapbook
page sample with texture paste for added dimension.
·
Acrylic
paint
·
Stipple
brush
Stampin’
Up! has several super economical choices
for you when it comes to stencils. Check
them out on page 157.
Hearts
and Stars #133777 $3.75 two stencils in pack
Dots
and Stripes #133775 $3.75 two stencils in pack
Happy
Patterns #138313 $7.50 four stencils in pack
You do
not have to purchase stencils, be innovative in your thinking and you can come
up with ideas like these:
·
Use
a punch to create a stencil
·
Use
a framelit die as a stencil
·
Use
an embossing folder as a stencil alternative
I
encourage you to try some of these techniques with stencils and stencil
alternatives. Be sure to share your creations….I
would love to see what you create!
Inky
hugs ‘til next time!
Shel
How did you use the butterfly framelit to get that end result? That is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThanks Sharon.... I think you are talking about the butterfly card with the bird silhouette?
ReplyDeleteYou use the framelit to use as a stencil....sponge color through the stencil....then stamp a silhouette image over top. Then remove the stencil and you have a one layered card that is awesome.
Does this answer your question? If not, let me know.
I love the butterfly card. Does the ink come off easy in the framelit.
ReplyDeleteyes, just run the framelit under warm water and dry thoroughly.
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