Monday, March 23, 2020

Getting technique-y with stencils

Hi there crafty friends.
I want to share a card I made using a stencil and embossing powder.
I think this was the first time trying it out, and I really
like the looks of it. Here, check it out:


Oh look, shiny!




I taped around the area closest to where I was using the stencil then went to town
sponging Versamark glue into the stencil, then heat embossing in copper. Continued
the copper vibe and used matching ink for the sentiment and some rediscovered
copper glitter paper in my stash. Score!
Very CAS, for me. (You know I love my layers!)

That's it for this post. More to come, as I had some fun with this technique.
Thanks for visiting. Have a relaxing evening!









Supplies:
Stamps: Simon Says Stamp - Messages for Everyday
Ink: Versamark; Brilliance - Cosmic Copper
CS: TE; Nicole
DP: AC - Christmas Glitter
Accessories: Dylusions - Fronds of Foliage mini stencil; Stampendous - Copper EP; heat gun; MISTI; Imagine - ink blender; Post It tape
Adhesives: SA by 3L - tape runner

5 comments:

  1. This is beautiful! Absolutely love the copper embossing.

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  2. Gorgeous copper heat embossed stenciled leaves, Chris. So pleased you joined us at CAS Stencil. Hugs...Nancy

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  3. What a fab result with your embossing Chris. I love copper EP and it works wonderfully with your pretty leaves. Thanks so much for joining in my Heat Embossing challenge at CAS Stencil!

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  4. Great technique, looks gorgeous in copper. Fabulous card.

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  5. Ohhhhhhh smarty pants!
    I have never thought to use a stencil like this!
    Awesome!!!

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