The second masked frame technique that Jennifer taught today in class was using a stencil over the negative space and a die cut mask. I used some Washi paper the size of the card front and used my largest SB rectangle die to create the large negative space. I used my SB Scalloped Heart Nestability to make the heart shape and used the positive inside the rectangle. I taped the card down to my work space and then taped the Heidi Swapp stencil over the card front. I used my blending tool to apply Hero Arts Soft Cantaloupe Shadow ink and Certainly Celery dye ink. When done I removed the heart mask and the frame mask and stamped the sentiment from Winnie & Walter in Hero Arts Charcoal Shadow ink.
I chose these colors so I can submit this to this week's Color Throw Down Challenge blog:
I am also submitting this to a Blog Named Hero challenge to use stencils.
Thanks for coming by!
Absolutely love the background--beautifully done!
ReplyDeleteThis turned out great! What a happy surprise that you were able to use your winnie & walter stamps! :)
ReplyDeleteMy goodness this is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteFabulous background and use of masking/stencils!! This for joining us at CTD!!
ReplyDeleteWow, this is such a beautiful technique! Love the stenciled/masked heart frame! So happy to have you joining us again at Color Throwdown!
ReplyDeleteWow, this is fabulous, Harriet ... love the blended inks around the heart! Looking forward to having some time to join in with class soon! Anita :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful use of the Throwdown colors, Harriet! This looks so elegant. Thanks for joining us!
ReplyDeletesuch a pretty card mf...
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