Showing posts with label Ray of Light Stencil. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ray of Light Stencil. Show all posts

Saturday, October 8, 2022

My Favorite Things - October Release - Countdown Day 3

 





It's Countdown Day 3 to the October 11th release from MFT Stamps and once again today my card features a lot of die-cutting.

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I cut a slimline panel of silver glitter cardstock and applied to a card base.  Over this I layered a smaller panel that I had ink blended and then layered over the Ray of Light stencil  and  used white pigment ink to add the soft rays.




I grabbed some white 110lb cover weight cardstock and die cut the dove and the peace die-namics.  I only cut the bird once but the word PEACE was done 4 times over and I glued the letters in stacks and then I applied them to the background.  I eye-balled the placement but if you don't feel confident doing that then I suggest using a line of washi tape or a ruler to ensure everything is straight.

To finish the card I glued some tiny 4 point star embellishments for some lovely twinkling movement as the card is handled.




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Wednesday, May 5, 2021

My Favorite Things - Wednesday Sketch Challenge #540

Hello friends and welcome to my blog to see my inspiration card for the My Favorite Things Wednesday Sketch Challenge #540.   I hope you feel compelled to enter your own project for a chance to win a $50 gift voucher.










To create my card I first ink blended a white panel of cardstock using Distress Oxide Inks, transitioning through 3 colours.  I then used the Ray of Light Stencil and white pigment ink and ink blended in a subtle 'ray' appearance.   I then used  the Flower Silhouettes stamp set and black ink and randomly stamped the floral images which nicely pop against the pastel background.




I used Stitched Fishtail Sentiment strips (medium die) from the set of Die-namics and die cut 4 strips.   I backed these with foam tape and applied them measured equally apart on a panel of Prestige Cardstock in Gravel Grey.




I die cut more of the same grey cardstock using the Sweet Hello Die, cutting twice from grey and once more in white.  I adhered them together slightly offsetting the white on the top for shadow affect and adhered.   The panel was attached to a white cardstock base and then was complete!