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STAMPlorations Inspiration #226

Hi Everyone,
its inspiration time at STAMPlorations!


My stamp supplies:

preview-web-stencil-027-happyflowers.jpegbirthday-worddie
Happy Flowers stencil, Birthday die

I made an alcohol ink background on Kraft Plastic - similar to Yupo paper. I took some foil and pressed it onto the little sticky areas. The foil sticks to this. You will see this better in the obliqued image. Took the stencil and laid it on the background. Took clear alcohol to dab off the open areas of the stencil - it removes the ink and leaves you with the negative picture. I took a thin Sharpie and outlined the stencil. Added the birthday die and the heat embossed wishes.



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Happy Stamping!


Linking up with:
CAS Stencil challenge - alcohol inks/alcohol lift
CAS Mix-up - alcohol ink lift





Comments

Flo said…
Deine Karte ist ja gar nicht bei den beiden Blogs zu sehen!
Und das wo sie so schööön ist!!!
LG Flo
conil said…
Good golly, Miss Molly, this is awesome. Love the contrast of the ink and white space. Outlining the stencil was a brilliant idea...those flowers really pop.
I love this design and thanks so much for explaining how you did that. As soon as my busy summer slows down I will have to try that. I love working with stencils.
Jean said…
Simply wonderful!
MadeByMeghanK said…
What a cool technique with alcohol inks!!!
Dee Earnshaw said…
oh my the alcohol inked background is amazing - love it
Robyn Oliver said…
Fabulous card Cornelia - the AI background and colours are so fresh and the AI lift worked amazingly well for the flowers and the outlining gives it definition then finishing off with the cool stand out sentiment...love it and thanks for playing along with CAS Stencil, Robyn
nancy littrell said…
Gorgeous alcohol ink background for stenciled flowers, Cornelia. Your colors are so beautiful. I love how well your alcohol ink lift turned out leaving your blooms white and tracing with your fine tip pen really made your blooms pop. So pleased you joined us at CAS Stencil my friend. Hugs..Nancy
Bonnie said…
You got wonderful lift with this stencil, Cornelia! I love the outlining that makes the flowers even bolder and ties in beautifully to the black in the sentiments! Thanks so much for sharing with us at CAS Mix Up!
papierelle said…
Diese Karte ist einfach nur schön!!! Traumhaft schön!!
Jo said…
Wow what a beautiful lift with the stencil and the outline of the blooms really give this card the punch to contrast. Beautifully done, thanks for joining us at CAS Mix Up!
Loll said…
Such pretty colours for your background and a great lift with your stenciled image looking pristine white. Great work Cornelia! Thanks for sharing with us at CAS Mix Up! xx
Cathy said…
Gorgeous artsy card Cornelia! The lifted flower looks fantastic and the outlined edge really makes it pop against the inky background, thankyou for playing along at CAS Stencil, Cathy x
sentsue said…
Very cool, great idea!
Rosmarie said…
...und wieder so ein wunderschönes Prachtexemplar!!

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