Showing posts with label masking technique. Show all posts
Showing posts with label masking technique. Show all posts

Monday, July 27, 2015

Bloomin' Marvelous masked

Using the masking technique makes this cute card quick and easy. (Message me for directions if you are not sure how it was done on this card).

Multiple stampings of flowers and leaves and using only 2 colors give this card a coordinated look.  A little bit of ribbon gives is a finishing touch.

No bling yet, but I am thinking that Dazzling Details in the center of each flower would do the trick.


Until the next time,  stamp happy!


Trish



Monday, January 7, 2013

MASKING LOVE

Hi Stampers!

Welcome back!  This cute card was created by my upline, Eloise Roys, using the single Love stamp that until recently was available for purchase.  Starting at the bottom of the Whisper White card base, she alternately stamped in Wisteria Wonder and Elegant Eggplant, masking each heart before stamping the next.


To add some interest, she trimmed around the outer edge of the hearts using her Paper Snips, then finished off with a band of Wisteria Wonder 3/8" Ruffled Ribbon, tied into a faux bow.

Quick and easy!

Be sure to check out other heart images in our new Spring catalog as well as those in the annual catalog.
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Tuesday, December 18, 2012

MASKED CHRISTMAS

Hi Stampers!
Masking is a technique that I really enjoy.  It is easy to do and can make for stunning effects. 






To create this card, you will need:
card stock:  Pacific Point, 4-1/4" x 11", scored at 5-1/2"
                   Whisper White, 4" x 5-1/4", cut 3
stamp set:   Come to Bethlehem
inks:            Pacific Point, Marina Mist, Stazon Black
tools:           Apothecary framelits, Big Shot, stampin' sponges
extras:         Rhinestone Jewel, Snail adhesive

To create the front mat:
1.  Cut the mask out of 1 piece of Whisper White using the framelit and the Big Shot.
     You will need the piece with the "window" hole for step 2.
2.  Stack the mask onto a second piece of Whisper White, making sure that all the edges line up.
3.  Sponge inside the "window" using Marina Mist, followed by Pacific Point.
4.  Keeping mask in place, stamp image using Stazon Black.
5.  Remove mask.
6.  Stamp sentiment.

Finish the card:
1.  Stamp inside sentiment on last piece of Whisper White CS.
2.  Assemble card using Snail adhesive
3.  Add a Rhinestone Jewel to the star for a bit of sparkle.


Here's the same card, but using the Lovely As A Tree stamp set:

Whatever your day brings, take time to have some fun.

Thanks for stopping by.

Trish