Hello friends. It is time for a new challenge at Seize the Birthday and Barbara wants us to use double stenciling on our cards. For Double Stenciling, she would like us to use a stencil and before you pick it up, place another one over the top and fill in it. not just use two stencils but to double stencil. Here is the link to a video explaining the technique.
and here is my card using this technique.
I used my new Pinkfresh Studio's Magnolias Stamp, die, and stencils. The stamps and dies are all grouped together so you stamp them all at once. I stamped mine with Memento Tuxedo Black ink and then used the stencil to blend SU Blushing Bride ink over the flowers, then I placed Tim Holtz Dot Fade stencil over that stencil and blended SU Melon Mambo ink over it. After lifting the 2 stencils, I added a little Regal Rose (ret.) ink with the 2nd flower layer. For the leaves I blended SU Wild Wasabi ink (ret.) over the leaves and then placed the Dot Fade stencil over them and used the same ink for the dots. I die cut the images and arranged them, with foam tape, on a pale blue panel embossed with Taylored Expressions Brick EF, and then to the white card base. The sentiment is from Penny Black Super Day stamp set and it is mounted with foam tape also.
Be sure to check out all the fabulous stenciled cards by the team and our Guest Designers over at Seize the Birthday. Hope you will try this fun technique.
Thanks so much for stopping by. Have a wonderful day.
Happy Stamping,
JoAnn
So pretty! These look fabulous together, JoAnn. This is such a great technique! xx
ReplyDeleteThis really turned out grand! I love the dots as they look a bit different. This is a fun technique, and I will be using it more. I hope that you have fun too.
ReplyDeletePretty card, JoAnn! The brick EF was a nice touch. Love the added dots of course on the flowers too. Have a great day!
ReplyDeleteYour double stenciled blooms are so pretty against the lovely embossed white brick background JoAnn! I'm so happy to be joining this wonderful DT for June and July! Julia xx
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty card~ Dots were very popular :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful florals, as always. I do love the addition of the dots though...and that awesome brick texture in the background.
ReplyDeleteI love the depth and feel of texture you got by using the little dots over these flowers and the embossed brick background!
ReplyDeleteThe stencilled dots add lots of lovely texture to these flowers JoAnn, so pretty against the brick embossing, Cathy x
ReplyDeleteFantastic flowers with the double stencil...gives si much depth to the flowers!
ReplyDeleteLove the look of those tiny dots on the flowers. They actually look like scattered pollen on the large flower. Great card, JoAnn!
ReplyDeleteFab card, JoAnn! The Dot Fade stencil is one of my favourites, and it looks great with these gorgeous magnolias.
ReplyDeleteJoAnn, your pretty magnolia's look so pretty with the added double stenciling. Your brick background is perfect for your flowers.
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