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| Picnic - "I love you so much I could squish you." |
Make your stencil images pop with this clever shadow technique!
Here is how it's done . . .
1. Stencil the Tin Tiles image at an angle onto white paper using Ash Ink.
2. Move the stencil slightly to offset the image.
3. Fill in the stencil with turquoise chalk ink.
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| The ink was a goodie in the Artifacts Lite kit. |
4. Remove the stencil to reveal the shadowed art.
5. Cut the art into four 4x5.25" panels.
6. Attach the panels to four Salsa Blue 5.5x8.5" folded cards.
7. Time to add your sentiments. Don't be afraid to mix up your kits. I chose stamps from PSL Bugs and Picnic.
8. Too much white space? Stamp a sentiment onto white paper and layer with a coordinating mat.
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| Picnic sentiment |
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| Take Wing - "Make today ridiculously amazing." |
Holy smokes, don't stare at that too long! It makes for kind of a cool dizzy effect!
ReplyDeleteLove this stencil! Thanks, Julie, for giving us yet another use for it.
ReplyDeleteBecky
Hmmm - I'm thinking this could also come in handy when the stencil slips! Love your new pic too!
ReplyDeleteGreat technique, Julie. It does make for a rather interesting optical illusion! :)
ReplyDeleteInteresting technique!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards, Julie!
ReplyDeleteIt is really tough to pick my favorite stencil, I just love using them in all different ways, thanks for this idea too.
ReplyDeleteVery nive! Love the colors!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards and a great stencil tip!
ReplyDeleteI look of this is great and it is made with an easy two step process. This one is definitely one of my favorites. My most stained stencil is the circular medallion from Sorrento. I love that distressed look. TFS
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