Friends Forever and Partial Stenciling - Hero Arts
Posted by Ilina Crouse on December 31, 2018

Friends Forever and Partial Stenciling

Hi everyone! Ilina here today. I am hoping you are having a great and creative day to end 2018 and start the new 2019.

Today I am sharing a card using Woof and Purr stamp sets and their coordinating Woof and Purr Frame Cuts, along with the Tile Pattern stencil.

To make the card start with piece of white card stock measuring 3 1/2" x 5 1/2" and using the Tile Pattern stencil, ink blending brush and Soft Pool ink, apply ink towards the left side of the panel making sure you don't cover the whole panel, but only the area where you would like the images to be. Set it aside.

Stamp the images using Intense Black ink, color with alcohol markers, die cut and adhere to the panel. Stamp sentiment.

Create a top folding note card from light blue card stock and adhere the panel to it. Cut thin strip from black card and adhere to card.

To finish off the card adhere a few sequins from the Icicle Sequin Mix.

Thank you so much for stopping by and hope you have a creative day!

8 comments

Great card. This year I plan to try stenciling on my cards. Love the Woof and Pur!

Jean Crocker,

I love the rendering of this C & S card, just very refined, just perfect! Thank you for sharing, and I wish a very happy new year and the best to the entire team for 2019!

MBFairySky,

Gorgeous Ilina, love the way you made the background and who doesn’t love dogs or cats. Thank you for sharing and have a wonderful 2019!

Henriétte,

beauiful card. thanks

Evelyn,

That is super cute!

Dawn,

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