Stenciled Christmas

I am up on the Erin Lee Creative blog today sharing these Christmas cards using her layering stencils. 

The first card was created by using the Tie Dye Layering Stencil and layering the colors Stardust, Cranberry and Parsley. I stamped the sentiment from the Winter Florals set with embossing ink and embossed it in gold powder.

The second card was created using the Camo Layering Stencil, layering the colors, Stardust, Evergreen and Parsley. I used the same greeting from the Winter Florals set aldo embossing it in gold. I used the Star Burst die to cut the star out of the center.  

The third card was created using the Layering Pine Stencil, this stencil set only has two pieces so I used a medium pink ink for the first layer and then added some Transfer Gel and foil for the second layer. Once again I added the sentiment from the Winter Florals set but this time I embossed it in white. 
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Reverse Stenciling

I am up on the Erin Lee Creative blog today with this card using the reverse stencil technique. 

To create my card I started with a white top folding card base, a black panel to use for a mat and a white panel. I took the white panel, some Hero Arts Hues Reactive inks inks and Blending Brushes to create a rainbow background. After I finished the background I sprayed the Houndstooth stencil with Pixie Spray and laid it on top of the rainbow panel and covered it with Black Soot distress ink using a blending brush.

Next I stamped the Sketch Floral Background on a separate piece of white cardstock and fussy cut out one of the flowers for the focal point. I left it white so it would be a stark contrast against the background. I used a sentiment from the Tropical Plants set and embossed it in white.

Speech Bubbles

Today's card is brought to you by Picket fence Studios and is for the CAS challenge at Splitcoaststampers of Speech Bubbles. 

I started with a white top folding card base and a Bristol panel. I laid down the Tropical Angelfish stencil and created a background using distress inks and the Life Changing Blender Brushes. After I created the water I used the Vortex of Fish set and some navy ink to add fish to the water. 

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Thank you!