Stencilled Daffodil Card with Layered Papers

A project from our live show CREATE AND CRAFT BIRTHDAY EVENT - Join Toni for her PICK OF THE WEEK launch - show 3 - Broadcast 17th April 23 · 17/04/2023 · watch it from 18:00

A clean and fresh card using the stencil from the pick of the week collection with pigment inks on white cardstock, layered with coordinating patterned papers and fussy-cut daffodil elements. The result is an elegant, spring-themed card with soft colour blending.

You will need

Stamps By Me - All Occasions - Cotton Breeze 8 X 8 Paper Pad - 140223ASEE IT

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Step by step

1. Place the mini daffodil stencil onto white cardstock. ▶ watch 18:15
2. Apply yellow pigment ink through the stencil using a spot brush, stippling gently to build coverage. ▶ watch 18:30
3. Layer orange pigment ink in the centre of the stencilled flowers for depth. ▶ watch 20:15
4. Add darker green pigment ink to give ambience and dimension to the design. ▶ watch 20:30
5. Fussy cut individual daffodil heads from the coordinating paper pads. ▶ watch 22:45
6. Mat and layer the stencilled piece onto a piece of the patterned paper with spots and stripes. ▶ watch 23:00
7. Arrange the fussy-cut daffodil elements on the card to add dimension. ▶ watch 23:15
8. Stamp a sentiment from the stamp set, such as 'Let Your Soul Shine', onto the card. ▶ watch 24:00

Tips from the show

• Pigment inks give brilliant coverage and allow you to build colour on colour without making a mess.
• You can use off-cuts from the paper pads to create decorative elements, so there is no waste.
• The stencil works beautifully on both white and black cardstock.

More from this show

• Spotlight Stamped Card with Matted Layers
• Pigment Ink Layered Daffodil on Black Card

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