Hi! I am here with my inspiration card for another great challenge at the Rainbow Card Challenges. The mood board this month is gorgeous!
I created a card with layered stenciling as my inspiration.
I used two stencils by CrafTreat called Floral Fusion Positive & Negative Dots. These are 6" x 6" stencils that can be used separately or together.
I started with the Negative Dots stencil and applied distress oxide inks in shades of blue to a piece of white cardstock to create an ombre effect. After my stenciling was done, there was a lot of ink on the stencil. So I sprayed it lightly with water and pressed it against a piece of white cardstock. After drying my papers, I attached the Positive Dots stencil to the inked paper with washi tape and added some Little Birdie sparkle embossing paste with a palette knife. I allowed the panel to air dry.
Once both the panels were ready, I cut them into four parts and got two backgrounds out of them. I rounded the corners and popped up the pieces on some dark blue cardstock.
The sentiment is from the Let's Celebrate stamp set by Pinkfresh Studio. I stamped it with distress oxide ink and adhered it to my card over a piece of vellum.
Here is another look at the card.
Entering this card in the following challenges.
Inspired by the 1980s movie the Blue Lagoon
Simon Says Wednesday Challenge:
STAMPlorations Stencil Challenge:
Make My Monday Challenge #134 - Masculine:
Love,
Nandini
Beautiful creative panels using your negative and positive stencils, Nandini. TFS your detailed description. Love how you mounted your backgrounds on dark blue cardstock and rounded the background corners and popped up the images. Very clever design. TFS and joining us at STAMPlorations Stencil Challenge. Hugs...Nancy
ReplyDeleteIt's so pretty, Nandini! xoxo
ReplyDeleteThis is a very cool card! I love the different technique that you used. I love the different shades of blue also. :)
ReplyDeleteLove your card and thank you for the inspiration to try something like this. I love that you used the "extra" ink on your stencil to create another panel. Very clever.
ReplyDeletesue n.
Very pretty. I like how you have the contrasting sides top and bottom. Very visually effective. Thanks for sharing with STAMPlorations Stencil Challenge.
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