Thursday, May 27, 2021

{Spotlight Project} Exploring A Stencil With Deepti


Hello friends! Deepti here and today I am exploring a stencil. I mean I am not using it the way I usually use... set it up on card stock and ink it up. But today I decided it to use just a part of the stencil for my card. Art Flowers 2 stencil is great not only for some gorgeous background but also you can use the flowers individually to make your spring field :) Let me show you...
 

Step 1 - I started out by making the background. I am lately obsessed with Distress Oxide inks but you can work with whatever inks you have on hand. I smooshed some inks on a silicone surface and sprayed with water. I dabbed the water color card stock on it.


Step 2 - I wanted the yellow to be a little bit more dark so I repeated the step using just yellow ink



Step 3 - I then masked around the flower in the stencil using a masking tape and inked the flowers multiple times to make the floral field. I repeated the same using the other flower.


Step 4 - I used a green watercolor brush pen to paint the stems and leaves. I also used an illustrator pen to add some more details :) To finish I stamped the sentiment.
 

Here is a close up into my card...


I used Art Flowers 2 stencil and Party Time stamp set


That finishes my spotlight feature :) I hope you enjoyed it and will give this a try.
Happy paper crafting!

13 comments:

  1. Wonderful background for these cute stenciled flowers.

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  2. Great idea for use of the stencil. I like the added doodling.

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  3. I love the look of ink smooshing combined with stencils and will have to try this myself!

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  4. A wonderful way to stretch you stencil investment!
    Stay safe
    Blessings
    Maxine

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  5. The splattered sky looks beautiful. I have never ink smooshed before.

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  6. Wow, amazing how the added lines to the side of the blooms gives it dimension - fabulous!

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  7. Love how you used the stencil. Like the splattered sky.

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