Welcome to our Technique Blog Hop where we are using Close To My Heart products to create artwork using "Plastic Patterns". Participants could interpret that theme however they want so I encourage you to make your way around the Blog Hop to check out all of the fabulous creations.
If you are coming from Darlys's Blog, you are on the right track. You can find a complete list of participants below.
I had a blast making this card, with the background designed using Stencil Pack 1 and two colors of Oxide Inks.
Using the Craft Mat and this beautiful 12" x 12" plastic stencil, I applied the two colors (shown below) on the floral pattern. I started with the yellow shade in the middle and then added the ink, with it blending to create the orange shade. Then, I applied a little bit more of the pink, on the ends, to create a darker shade.
These are the two colors of ink I used and I love them!
These are the three designs that come in Stencil Pack 1, although we have others from which to choose.
This is how the White Daisy paper looked before I added on the black hearts, dovetail banners and the simple sentiment.
I enjoyed creating this card and love the results. The best part about it...it didn't take me any time to make it! I love when that happens.
I appreciate you stopping by my blog. Don't forget to continue your way so you can see the other artwork that has been created to share with you today. Now, head over to Cat's Blog to see her creation!
Happy hoppin'!
List of participants:
1. Melissa Robinson *YOU ARE HERE
2. Cat Nowak
3. Lauren Moore
5. Katy Taylor
6. Alyson Mayo
9. Maz Wood
10. Darlys Recker
Love your stenciled flowers! The black adds a great touch !
ReplyDeleteLove that stencil & how you used black & silver glitter to make it pop.
ReplyDeleteI love this Melissa, so pretty!
ReplyDeleteLove the touches of black with those beautiful flowers.
ReplyDeleteBlack is a perfect accent with the bold colours you used for the stencil. Nice :)
ReplyDeleteAwesome card! I love that it's quick to make. Especially, love the stencil with joining colors, & the black makes it all pop!
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