Hi Crafty Friends, Happy Monday! I have a quick share today featuring the Autumn Cascade Layering Stencil from Simon Says Stamp. I had forgotten I purchased this stencil during Stamptember 2023 and while I was looking out my craft room window, I had an idea....
Showing posts with label Cosmic Shimmer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cosmic Shimmer. Show all posts
Monday, October 9, 2023
Autumn Cascade
I have wide slated, wooden blinds on my craft room windows, and outside my window is a gorgeous hibiscus bush. This scene gave me an idea to create a "window" with a blind, looking outside onto Autumn leaves.
I stenciled the leaves with Distress Oxide Inks and Cosmic Shimmer Glitter Paste. Once dry, I've outlined the images with a fine tipped permanent marker and splattered with Gold Posca Paint Pen.
The panel was cut into 1" strips, then arranged on black card. The sentiment is from a ready to use package of Thanksgiving Sentiments, and has been popped on craft foam. Lastly, I've added a cluster of gold thread behind the sentiment strip for additional interest.
That's all I have for today. I hope you have a fantastic week ahead, until next time - Happy Crafting!
Donna
**Challenges Entered:
Labels: cardmaking, papercrafting
Autumn Cascade Stencil Set,
Cosmic Shimmer,
Simon Says Stamp
Tuesday, July 27, 2021
Altenew Academy AECP Level 1 Course: Celebration Stencil Techniques
Hello Crafty Friends! Today's post centers on my course submission to the Altenew Educator Certification Program Course: Celebration: Stencil Techniques taught by Laurel Beard. With the trend of stenciling being so popular at the minute, this course taught techniques and tips for using your stencils in creative ways and stretching your stencil stash.
My design features a technique that may be familar, inking through a stencil, which I've done here creating a rainbow background. I've used the Altenew Confetti Stencil to ink blend on Neenah Solar White 80 lb. white card.
The glitter gel is semi-transparent when dry but also picks up the ink during the drying process, tinting the gel, which allows the colors to show through perfectly.
I die cut a delicate sentiment, stacking 2 dies for a bit of sturdiness and heat embossed a strip, popping the strip on craft foam for dimension. Lastly, I matted the focal panel and adhered to a card base of Neenah Solar White 110 lb. card.
The glitter gel is very sparkly and dimensional when dry. This was a great course for expanding knowledge on different stenciling techniques. I have more to try and will be showcasing them in the near future.
Thanks for stopping by today! Until next time, Happy Crafting!
Donna
**Challenges Entered:
Labels: cardmaking, papercrafting
AECP,
Altenew Academy,
Catherine Pooler Ink,
Celebration Stenciling Techniques,
Confetti Stencil,
Cosmic Shimmer
Thursday, November 12, 2020
Merry Christmas Gnome
Hello! Today's make is a Card with a Tag on Top, featuring a Gnome, Foil, Glitter, Flock, Die Cuts and Stenciling.
To create my card, I started with the tag first. I used the Gina K. Designs and Thermo Web "Gnome for the Holidays" Stamp and Stencil Kit. This kit was a collaboration between Thermo Web and Gina K. Designs and includes Foils, Stamps Stencils and Dies.
The designer papers are a mixture of scrap and a large panel from the Memory Box "Christmas Plaid 6x6 paper pad, the Gnome beard is White Flocking, the baubles in the trees are die cut from red foil and the starry background is Cosmic Shimmer Sparkle Texture paste over a stencil.
For a final touch, I added a bit of ribbon, attaching it to the tag with my Tim Holtz Tiny Attacher and covering the staple with the sentiment strip.
Christmas crafting has begun and if I stay on track, I won't be pulling my hair out come December 15th...the day I give myself to have all cards in the mail.
Until next time, Happy Crafting!
Donna
**Challenges Entered:
Labels: cardmaking, papercrafting
Christmas,
Cosmic Shimmer,
die cutting,
Gina K. Designs,
Gnome for the Holidays,
Gnomes,
holiday,
Hot Foil,
Memory Box,
Plaid,
Stenciling,
Tag,
Thermo Web
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