If you need help in learning how to CASE a card, please check out Ardyth's post on her LIMES method. CASEing others' work is a powerful learning tool enabling you to solidify your own style.
I am absolutely addicted to layering stencils. Today I used a stencil from Concord & 9th. I love using stencils with lots of color. To show off the stencil pattern, I kept the sentiment simple and in white not to distract. Have fun!
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| Project Details | |
| Stamps/Dies | Concord & 9th Flower Press stencil pack Paper Rose Sending Love and Hugs |
| Cardstock | 110lb. Neenah Solar Crest Vellum |
| Ink | Various Simon Says Stamp dye inks |
| Embellishments | Little Things by Lucy's Cards pearls |
| Desk Staples | Dahle Personal Rotary Cutter Scor Pal Mini Score Board Sizzix Big Shot Die Cutting Ranger Stamp Platform Bearly Art Precision Glue 3M ATG 714 Tape Adhesive |
10 comments:
Elizabeth this is fabulous! That bold stencilled background is so eye-catching and I love a good diecut sentiment. You have inspired me - hoping I get time to CASE you this week!
Really great selection of colors for this stencil. Feel so fresh. Thank you for stopping by my blog: https://shoegirlscards.blogspot.com/.
Love the colors and your stamped background
Such fun colors!!! I am in the market for more stencils. You seem to have a lot of them. Who has your favorite ones?
Excellent background and great colors, Elizabeth!
I am loving that bold floral background! Beautiful work with the stenciling and that big white, layered sentiment is perfect for this.
Incredible background, Elizabeth! The colors are so pretty!
Your bright and bold background was a perfect place for the large white sentiment, Elizabeth.
Fabulous fun colourful and creative Elizabeth. So Cool!
Such a fabulous stencil and you've really made it shine with the colours you've combined. The vellum-backed sentiment is wonderful.
~carol
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