Stenciled Friendship Card

Hi everyone, Steph here today with a Stenciled Friendship Card.

Step 1:

To create the background I took the Star stencil that I used on another project, flipped it over then wiped a baby wipe over the stencil.  This released the ink onto the white cardstock panel, which results in a water color effect, and while it does not look like a star stencil, I do love the result.  And instead of cleaning residual ink off the stencil, you clean the stencil by actually creating another project!

Step 2:

Next, I mixed modeling paste with several drops of the Blueberry Reinker.  Then I placed the Star Stencil on black cardstock and used the Blueberry modeling paste.  I spread the Blueberry molding paste over the stencil.  I was not looking for precision so you can see some incomplete stars on the cardstock.

Step 3:

Once dry I matted the black panel with white cardstock to which I had applied Blueberry Ink.

Step 4:

I wrapped the larger panel with blue ribbon then, adhered the panel to the card.  I tied twine to the ribbon.

Step 5:

The black panel was added to the card with foam adhesives for dimension.

Step 6:

I stamped the phrase with Blueberry Ink, then embossed it with clear embossing powder.  After inking the panel with Blueberry Ink, I matted it with blue cardstock and adhered it to the card.

So, what do you think of my Stenciled Friendship Card?  It comes together so Quick and Easy.

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Ann Butler Design’s Products used:

Ann Butler Crafter’s Ink and Reinkers by Clearsnap: Blueberry

Ann Butler ColorBox Art Screen, Stars

• ColorBox Clear Embossing Powder

Other Products:

• Modeling Paste
• Cardstock: white, black, blue
• Sentiment stamp
• Foam adhesive
• Tape runner
• Ribbon
• Twine
• Scissors

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