Hey, Crafty Peeps!
Thought I would drop in and share an idea! Have you ever thought about using a stencilled image as though it were a die cut? I do it a lot on my canvases and I have done it a lot with images created using my "old school" metal stencils but this was the first time I used a plastic stencil.
I think the results are great! I needed a large Poinsettia and none of my dies were large enough, so I broke out my ColorBox Poinsettia Art Screen and went to work!
I used Neenah Natural White 80lb Laid Cover because the texture is canvas like and works well with chalk inks. This paper also works well with watercolor
Supplies Used:
Stencil: ColorBox® Art Screen, Poinsettia!
Inks: ColorBox® Paintbox™, Primary Colors - Pigment Inks
ColorBox® Paintbox™, Chalk Ink - Mercantile
ColorBox® Pigment Inks: Chamomile, Kismet
Ann Butler Designs™for ColorBox® Crafts™Ink - Desert Sand
Embossing Folder: WRMK, Next Level Folder - Butterfly
Tools: ColorBox® Stylus Tool, Cotton Tipped Swabs
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I would love to see your projects using a stencil as a die cut! Some of the intricate stencils might be fun and create some really funky designs!
HUGZ!
CHANA
Beautiful card!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful Chana. Loving the water colour feeling on the poinsettia flower and the embossing.
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Desíre
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