Today’s card project features using a stencil for both applying color as well as dry embossing a pattern onto cardstock. I really love getting more use out of a product and stencils can be pretty versatile tools!
I wanted to create a simple encouragement card featuring one of the plant stamps and dies, along with the Heartfelt stencil.
I love how the texture on the Innocent Pink card panel mirrors the stamping on the white card base below.
Here is a video showing you how I created this card project:
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Leanne in Cali says
Very nice! I love the embossed pattern combined with the stenciled ink in the center. Thanks for sharing your video!!
Deanna Berman says
OMGosh…that is so stinkin’ cute! I have a shamrock stencil that I’m going to try that with….will add an Irish Gnome for a “Top O’ the Gnomin'” card!
Patricia Wilson says
Your card is so pretty. I really have to use my stencils to dry emboss. Lovely!
Judy Rogers says
You nailed the coloring!!!! I am new to using alcohol inks and really enjoy watching the process. The card is fun, the video has great tips.
Beth Buss says
Thanks for the new tip about embossing with the stencil. I will try this. Really pretty card with the pink and plant greens.
Naomi says
Wait…. what did you use to emboss that stencil with? Was it a special mat?