Here are a couple of my results:-
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| You need a stencil or an image with a positive and negative. The aperture needs to big enough to take small stamped images or stencils after inking in a background. When you are happy with the stamping, mask it off and use a darker colour make the frame effect. On this piece I used Designs by Ryn designsbyryn.com Maidenhair Fern and a Hibiscus Leaf stamp http://designsbyryn.com/index.php/shop1/#!/Hibiscus-Leaf-Set/p/48409228/category=2523274 The foxglove is from a Hobby Art Set. |
My secong piece again uses the Hibiscus leaf stamp from Designs by Ryn and a flower burst stamp from VLVS stamps. Highlights in white. Butterfly edge with a gold metallic and also a black pen.
Many thanks to Eileen @ http://eileenscraftyzone.blogspot.co.uk/
for all the inspiration
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These are fabulous Barbara, my favourite is the first one, clever idea creating a little scene within the stencil xx really enjoy this technique xx Zoe xx
ReplyDeleteLovely cards Hun xxx
ReplyDeleteThese are stunning Barbara, I especially love the colours you've used in the first card.
ReplyDeleteSue xx
Fabulous cards. I especially love the first one, the colours are striking against the black. xx
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards Barbara.
ReplyDeleteI agree with all the comments here . . . especially Zoe's. Didn't we have a lovely day? I was so excited to be there.
ReplyDeleteHugs, Sarn xxx
Gorgeous Barbara..... I adore the first one too..... It is like looking into the open from a little Forest Glade.... It's magical Barbara !!! xxx
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