I was scrolling Pinterest one day. That’s all i need to say, right? But a card by Colleen Magness caught my eye. She shared a video demonstrating the die stenciling technique. So fun! I had to try it for myself. In case, you haven’t seen it, I’m sharing my interpretation of her technique.
Blessings of Home Die Stenciling Technique
This is how it works:
- Choose a stamp set with a die. Flower sets generally work well. Here, I use Blessings of Home. (Find it on page 75 of Stampin’ Up!’s 2022-2023 Annual Catalog. ) The Nature’s Prints stamp set also works well. See a sample of that card below.
- Die cut the flower image. It helps to use Thick Basic White card stock.
- Stamp the flower image on your card front. (I used a die cut from the new Deckled Rectangle Dies.)
- Lay the stencil over the top of the flower.
- With a blending brush, apply ink to the image within the stencil portion. I used the same color ink for both. (Blackberry Bliss)
- Remove the stencil.
- Cool technique, right?
You can then add your own Designer Series Paper, sentiment, and embellishments. Here, I added used a piece of patterned paper from the Design a Daydream 12 x 12 Designer Series Paper (have a party and you could earn this free), a sentiment from the Art Gallery stamp set, White Seam Binding, and Pearl Basic Jewels colored with Black Berry Bliss Stampin’ Blends.
See the card below for a card that uses a Pool Party color scheme in conjunction with the die stenciling technique.
The card above uses the Nature’s Print stamp set
Blessings of Home Die Stenciling Technique Video
Thanks so much for visiting my blog today! I hope you enjoyed learning a new card-making technique. Look through your stamp collection to see which bundles will work for this project.
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