Showing posts with label Misted Stencils Technique. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Misted Stencils Technique. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 15, 2015

Spring Forward with April's Release

Kathy Stacy here, better known as The Crafty Nurse with my first post to the Technique Junkies Design Team Blog. I want to begin by thanking Pat for the opportunity to share her beautiful stamps with you and look forward to blogging often so I hope to see you over at The Crafty Nurse soon.

For my card today, I'm bringing you a wonderful spring image from the Technique Junkies April release called, "Whimsical Garden #SD620".  To achieve the background, I started by laying down Gelato's in Mango, Lemon, Lime, and Tangerine.  I then sprayed a light mist of Dylusions Ink in Pure Sunshine through my flower stencil.

I then stamped the flowers with Versafine Black Onyx Ink and clear embossed them.  I almost never use black embossing powder as I don't like the fly away remnants I always get with black embossing powder. Using a black pigment ink and a clear powder gives you the same pop of black, without any stray powder on your project.

I finished my card using the Palettini "Mae West Sentiments #PS004" collection.  I love that you get six great sentiments in this stamp set.


I hope you've gotten a little inspiration today and sure hope you'll join me in getting inky with some Technique Junkies stamps!   For more great ideas on how to use Gelato's and Spray Inks with stencils check out the Sensational Stencils CD.

The Crafty Nurse

Wednesday, September 18, 2013

Misted Stencils

What day is it?  What day is it?  It's Hump Dayyyyy..woot woot.  Don't you love that commercial?  Makes me laugh right out loud.

Tricia here today with a new card.  I made this card for my uncle's birthday.  He loves old cards and my mom wanted a card for him.  I used a new time stencil that I bought as I thought it would go great behind this sweet old car from Fred She Said.  I love coloring this truck like it's rusty.


Thanks for stopping by and have a crafty day!

Tricia