Happy Sunday, STAMPlorations friends! We have another helping of Stencil Sunday goodness! On the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Sunday of the month, the STAMPgirls are sharing their projects that show off how to creatively use
ARTplorations stencils.
And each month, we'll pick one winner of a $15 gift code -- the winner will be drawn from all comments left on the Stencil Sunday posts for the month, as well as from the designers' blogs.
STAMPgirl Sue is back with a couple of lovely CAS stenciled cards.
Here's Sue with her projects:
Before starting this card, I googled what these flowers look like in the wild. I found some that are reddish towards the top and the rest, purple. I tried to replicate this using distress inks (fired brick and seedless preserves for the flowers and peeled paint for the leaves and stems), applied with ink daubers through the
Lupinus stencil. I added the sentiment from the
New Day clear stickers pack. It's so easy to add these sentiments - no ink and stamping required! I trimmed the panel down a bit to add a green mat to complete the card.
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For this card, I stamped a scripty background with a tone-on-tone look on some light kraft cardstock for some added interest. This time, I decided to use my Faber-Castell polychromos colored pencils with the
Abstract Oats stencil. Be sure that your pencils are sharp as it can be a bit challenging to get into all the nooks and crannies with dull pencils. I love how vivid the colors of these pencils are. I stamped the sentiment from
Noteworthy 2 onto a scrap of yellow cardstock and added a strip of light kraft for contrast.
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Sue certainly knows how to make stencils shine in a CAS design.
For a chance to win a $15 gift code to the STAMPlorations store, leave a comment here and on Sue's blog by August 5. We'll announce the winner in the July winners post on August 10.
Did you enjoy today's featured post? Stencil Sunday will be back on August 11 with projects from STAMPgirl MariLynn so be sure to check back here then :o)
Wonderful stencils and lovely work TFS
ReplyDeleteLovely stencil work. I need to use mine more. I like that you googled the flower to see the colors. Using the pencils on the 2nd card looks great. The colors remind me of fall. Thanks for the tip about keeping the pencils sharp. [Bunny]
ReplyDeleteBeautiful stencil designs! Love Sue's pretty creations!
ReplyDeleteYour cards with those stencils are so beautiful! :)
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful! I really love the lavender stencil and CAS designs!
ReplyDeleteThat lupinas stencil is sooo pretty! I love the colors you used; gorgeous card! And I love the yellow & orange, too. Reminds me that Fall is coming!
ReplyDeleteLove the colors for the stenciled flowers and that you used pencils for the oats.
ReplyDeleteLove the great job
ReplyDeleteusing the stencile.
Lovely embossing.
Carla from Utah
Ooh, I'm just loving Stencil Sundays. Stencils are such a versatile product but one that I often forget to use. Seeing all the different techniques and results with stencils inspires me so much!
ReplyDeleteThese are so pretty!
ReplyDeleteI love the 2nd Card using
colored pencils! I need to use my stencils more.
love how delicate and pretty these stencil images look:)
ReplyDeleteI love these pretty cards. Stenciling over a stamped scripty background is brilliant. Love the effect. This is the first time I have ever seen these wonderful flower stencils.
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Wonderful card!
ReplyDeleteOh how pretty. Great idea to use the pencils. Hugz
ReplyDeletebeautiful stencils. I love the colours and so creative to use the pencils, I have never done this with stencils.
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