Good morning!!
Today kicks off “free theme” week with Dreamweaver Stencils Dream Team!!
Free theme is when we can post a Dreamweaver Stencil creation that we have made not following any particular theme.
My creation was made for sample boards for CHA Summer.
I used the July release, Holiday Greetings (LJ917)…
First I ran Holiday Greetings through the Vagabond Machine to dry emboss the background. The stacking formula I used was platform, stencil, card stock (spritzed on the back with rubbing alcohol), rubber embossing mat, and both clear acrylic plates on top of that. While the stencil was still attached to the paper, I stenciled in different colors of pigment ink. I then removed the stencil, spritzed the colored image with Iridescent Memory Mist. On a separate piece of cardstock, I paste embossed “Holiday Greetings” with Glossy Red embossing paste. Once that was dry, I matted the cardstock and adhered it to the background image. I added some red rhinestones for some flair.
Here is a supply list:
Cardstock: Coconut Swirl, Killarny (Bazzill); Iridescent White (stash)
Stencil: Holiday Greetings LJ917 (Dreamweaver Stencils)
Ink: Brilliance Ink (Tsukineko)
Extras: Iridescent Memory Mist (Stewart Superior), rhinestones (craft supply), red embossing paste (Dreamweaver Stencils)
Thanks so much for stopping by today and seeing my post. Please take the time to look at all the Dream Team’s creations. You can see the blog roll to the right of this post.
Have a great day!!!
8 comments:
The softness of the holly really makes the crisp red greeting stand out. And the berries are the perfect bling. Love it!
what a beautiful card the holly is so soft and subtle and the you have the bold red lettering, fabulous. and of course I love the bling.
Very beautiful and elegant, Wendy. This is a great use of this stencil! Good work.
I remember seeing this card at CHA! So gorgeous and elegant...even more so in person. Love the iridescent mist and the red rhinestones!
Love the red rhinestones on the holly!
So very pretty Wendy! Lovely job!
This is SO lovely, Wendy!!
So many details in this one Wendy...a true work of artful cardmaking!!!
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