I hope you're enjoying your Sunday afternoon!
I was able to spend some time in my craft area this afternoon and made a card for
this week's Make It Monday at Papertrey Ink: Combining Stencilling and Masking,
this week's Make It Monday at Papertrey Ink: Combining Stencilling and Masking,
before going for a walk with Sage.
I love summer!
I didn't have a stencil that would work for this technique,
so I made my own by diecutting my PTI Shaker Shapes: Scalloped Rectangle
from a piece of scrap cardstock.
I laid down
my “stencil” and then layered some Summer Berries diecuts over top,
which I diecut
from post-it notes.
I blended
some Hawaiian Shores ink onto my PTI White Linen cardstock.
I mixed some
Tropical Teal ink with water and flicked it onto my panel with my water brush.
I then flicked some water onto my panel and
pressed a paper towel over top to
soak up the excess water.
I kept one of the diecut masks in place and stamped my berries using PTI’s Limeade Ice and Simply Chartreuse and Altenew’s Coral Berries and Ruby Red.
I stamped the Sweet from Summer Berries in Altenew Jet Black and added the strip which I heat embossed in white using PTI’s KIS: Belated Birthday.
A few PTI Rainstones finish it off.
Thanks for looking!
Lovely, lovely card Leigh! Perfect on the linen cardstock too...love the ink blending on it!! :0)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Love your color choices
ReplyDeleteSuch a sweet and beautiful card, Leigh! I'm now convinced I "need" those berries...and linen cardstock, too.
ReplyDeleteYou've made my mouth water, Leigh! With the water spots and the raindrops, it feels like those berries are fresh picked, splashed with a quick clean from the garden hose, and ready to pop in my mouth!! Beautiful card! Hugs, Darnell
ReplyDeleteYour scalloped rectangle stencil is perfect for this card, Leigh! Love the color combination, and the berries :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card Leigh...love those gorgeous berries.
ReplyDeleteI love how you masked this card. Looks awesome.
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