Carte magnolia aux pochoirs superposés et embossage doré

Position the first magnolia stencil layer over your card base. Apply salvage patina distress oxide ink through the stencil using a blending brush, building up the colour gradually.

Apply ink to the floral design using a soft, ghosting technique. Build up the colour gradually by applying the ink very lightly in layers rather than heavily all at once.

Position the second stencil layer over your card and apply Peacock Feathers Distress Oxide ink using a soft blending motion. The underneath layer is already protected by the stencil.

Apply the third layer of colour using crushed olive distress oxide ink through the stencil. This creates a subtle yellowy-green tone on the floral design.

Apply the fourth stencil layer using peeled paint distress oxide ink to add final shading and depth to the magnolia design. Gently dab the ink through the stencil to build up the darker tones and create dimension.

Stamp the magnolia image onto your card using black embossing ink. Position the stamp over your stencilled floral design to create a detailed outline.

Heat-set the stamped magnolia image using gold embossing powder. Apply heat to melt the powder and create a raised, sparkly finish that brings out the design details.

Once the embossing powder has cooled completely, you can either die-cut around the magnolia image or carefully snip out individual flower heads with scissors. These cut-out elements can then be used for dimensional layering on your card.