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Sunday, February 2, 2014

Stenciling Homework

I finally used the NBUS stencil I bought a while back.



I CASED a card by the very talented Debby Hughes using different colors and a flower instead of a sentiment on my vellum tag.

My sequins are iridescent and want to look purple in all the photos, but I assure you they aren't.  I actually colored them with a Copic marker and they're pink IRL.

This was actually my second try with this stencil.  The first try was too dark and I needed to try again with a lighter hand.  I was much happier with this try.

I don't often think about vellum, but I love the dreamy quality it adds.
Maybe I'll find some time to do some more class homework.




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I'm so glad you stopped by today.

Enjoy!

Card Recipe
Stamps:  Secret Garden
Ink:  Whisper White, Strawberry Slush
Paper:  Strawberry Slush, Whisper White, Vellum
Other: Moroccan Lattice Stencil (Kite), White EP, Paper Twine (Tim Holtz), Sequins (Joann Fabric)

All supplies are Stampin' Up! unless otherwise noted


10 comments:

  1. This is beautiful, Bonnie. I'm glad you finally got to try out one of the techniques. I'm understand what you mean about a light hand. I need to practice that, too.

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  2. Oops, hit "publish" as I was proofreading. It should say I understand, not I'm. ;)

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  3. Great job with your "homework"! Love that background you stenciled and those sequins are so pretty with this. Beautiful card.
    Lynn

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  4. Beautiful, Bonnie! Love the flower on the vellum over that lovely stencilled background!

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  5. Fabulous, Bonnie! Like you, I don't use vellum enough but it really does add a soft element to cards. Love the colors you've used!

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  6. Gorgeous!! This must be the most popular thing going on right now...stenciling...gonna have to give it a try!! : ) I have blog candy...I hope you can join in!

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  7. The flower is beautiful on vellum and your stenciled bg is so pretty. Good work, Bonnie.

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  8. I love the soft effect you have created with the stencil and the vellum Bonnie. So very pretty.

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  9. Beautifully done, Bonnie - you achieved a lovely soft look. The online stencil class was such fun and I learned a lot from it.

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Enjoy! Bonnie