Stencilled Floral Card with Layered Roses

A project from our live show CATCH UP with Toni for the HAPPY SHOPPING LAUNCH in the HTCN studio broadcast 15th Dec 21 · 15/12/2021 · watch it from 24:30

A sophisticated card featuring a die-cut rose design with stencilled ink blending through the aperture, layered with white embellishment pieces and finished with sequins and gems. The design creates a clean, elegant look with subtle colour gradation.

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Step by step

1. Cut the A4 rose die through white card stock using your die-cutting machine. ▶ watch 25:00
2. Slot the die back into the die-cut to use as a stencil, ensuring it clicks into place. ▶ watch 28:15
3. Blend orange ink through the stencil at the base of each rose using a blending brush. ▶ watch 28:30
4. Blend pink ink into the centre of the roses for added depth. ▶ watch 29:00
5. Add subtle green ink to the foliage areas with a light hand. ▶ watch 29:30
6. Remove the die to reveal the stencilled design with score lines. ▶ watch 30:00
7. Glue the white layering flower embellishments on top of the main design, allowing some to lift slightly for dimension. ▶ watch 31:15
8. Adhere white and pink tropical leaf elements underneath the flowers to add interest. ▶ watch 31:30
9. Mount the completed design onto pearlised pink card as a backing layer. ▶ watch 32:00
10. Glue the sentiment mat and layer onto the card front in the centre. ▶ watch 48:15
11. Apply glue dots and add oyster sequins and pink gems around the design for sparkle. ▶ watch 56:00
12. Glue a layered butterfly element to the lower portion of the card and lift the wings for dimension. ▶ watch 58:15

Tips from the show

• You can use the die itself as a stencil by slotting it back into the die-cut after cutting.
• The glue will dry clear, so don't worry about excess showing initially.
• You don't need to emboss with a mat; the stencil technique alone creates beautiful detail.

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