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Stencil Ghosting

Hi Everyone,

I am in Easter card mode and I wanted to play in the CAS Stencil challenge. The theme is ghosting.


I had a lot of trouble with it. I finally produced something I kind of can live with.....Still not happy at all. It makes everything look fuzzy. but it is, what it is.....


 I used my favorite "egg" iStencil for this - made a lot of Easter cards with it in the past. Those things look like eggs to me. Below you see my failed ghosting attempt. But I cheated here and sponged some matching color over the ghosted areas, as they didn't show up well. I like it much better. New technique, huh - I call it reverse ghosting, LOL!


My second card was supposed to go onto Colour Throwdown, but I missed the deadline.....Still love those colors!

Linking up with:
Happy Little Stampers - anything goes with dies
As You Like it - favorite dies or stencils and why 
(stencil - favorite Easter stencil - looks like eggs)
ATSM - Holiday
Addicted to CAS - green (first card)
Night Shift Stamping - for kids, many layers (second card/zweite Karte)

Banner zum Mitnehmen





Comments

Well, I like both of the cards you made. I am getting into Easter mode as well.
Loll said…
Both your cards are awesome, Cornelia! Ghosting is supposed to leave a bit of a fussy edge on the design. I love the bright green with your sweet white bunny. The green tummy is so fun! Your original card looks fantastic with the sponging over top of the ghosting to bring out the contrast. Very clever. Love the colours and your sweet adorable brown bunny! Thanks for sharing with us at CAS Stencil!
conil said…
Boy oh boy, amazing amount of challenges you met with this post.
Love your favorite stencil on both cards and all 3 colors you chose. You're making those bunnies very happy with their background and the recipients with their Easter cards.
Julia Aston said…
Well - I guess that's the point of ghosting Cornelia?! they aren't very clear - rather ghost-like :) I love the vibrant green you used and that fun white bunny! thanks for joining us in CAS Stencil! xx
Robyn Oliver said…
Two super cute Easter cards Cornelia, do love that egg stencil - great ghosting background for your bunnies, thanks for sharing with CAS Stencil
Marina said…
What fun cards these are!!!
Barb Ghig said…
I don't know...I think you're being too hard on yourself, Cornelia! Your ghosting backgrounds look amazing on my screen :) I love both bunnies and how you added color to the background on the 2nd card...very cute! Thanks so much for playing along with us at CAS Stencil and at Addicted to CAS!
Anita in France said…
What cute bunnies, Cornelia ... set against rather cool ghosted backgrounds ... no fuzziness showing here! Hugs, Anita :)
I think both of your cards are wonderful. I love the fuzziness of the green ghosting. It looks great... and I did get a chuckle out of your new technique - reverse ghosting. That is the beautiful thing about this kind of art - it is always unique. I love what you did. Thanks for joining in our GREEN challenge at Addicted To CAS.
These are great Easter cards, with pretty colors.
Thanks for sharing at NSS. Good luck and best wishes!
Ilse (thera)
Flo said…
Liebe Cornelia,
es geht doch!!!!!
Eine wunderbare Karte hast Du zuwege gebracht, mehrere Lagen und auch für Kinder geeignet. Kinder müssen ja zwangsläufig nicht immer klein sein, auch große Kinder bekommen gerne mal eine Karte zugesteckt (noch lieber, wenn sie einen raschelnden Inhalt hat *hihihi*).
Schön, dass Du bei NSS dabei bist.
LG Flo
Lynne said…
Beautiful stencilling and a lovely design. Thank you for joining in at As You Like It. Lynne DT
sidan said…
Diese Technik kenne ich gar nicht, aber es gibt einen guten Effekt. Und man braucht gar nicht viel zusätzlich und schon ist eine Karte fertig. Klasse.
Schön, das du bei Night-Shift-Stamping dabei bist.
LG SiDan
Raga Senthil said…
Wonderful stencilling! Love this ghosting effect! So Inspiring! Thanks so much for playing along at ATCAS green challenge.
Süße Häschen sind das geworden! Danke fürs Mitmachen bei der NSS-Challenge.
LG, Kat

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