Yesterday I posted this card and explained how it was made (see
here):
I had a lot of spritzed red brushos on my stencil after I finished it so before cleaning
it up, I flipped it over onto another piece of watercolour paper and used the stencil to do a stencil monoprint background to make this card:
When dry, I added a bit of very pale text stamping and a postmark. Then stamped and heat embossed the sentiment.
I'll link it up with the
CAS Watercolour challenge since it is a watercolour technique and it fits the February theme of
"Love":
If you want to join in, you have until February 24th.
Supplies:
Stamps - Tim Holtz sentiment, text, and postage mark
Ink - Versafine Onyx Black, Adirondack Lake Mist
Paper - watercolour paper, white cs
Size - A2
Accessories - TCW stencil, clear embossing powder, red brushos, fun foam
Clever & a great look!
ReplyDeleteWow...Your monoprint stenciled card is Stunning, Susan! You must be pleased that you were able to use your extra ink and end up with such a beautiful background for your wonderful sentiment. TFS my friend. Hugs..
ReplyDeleteI don't know which I like the best, Susan! The reverse of the stencil is as pretty as the first! Another wonderful sentiment!
ReplyDeleteI love the reverse mono-print, the watery background is so cool
ReplyDeleteSusan, I love both of your cards!! Love the reverse stenciling technique!
ReplyDeleteThe monoprint is gorgeous Susan. LOVE all that flowing colour. And a great way to get two amazing card fronts from one inking. LOVE IT! xx
ReplyDeleteI have been playing with similar techniques today and really enjoyed myself, as it looks like you have too. The most striking card x
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