Here is my Clean and Simple stenciled monoprint Flower :-)
I went to my stash of watercoloured backgrounds and found a small piece left over from a previous project... I die cut it using my CUTplorations "ATC Tag Builder Die". There are several pieces to the set, but I just used the ATC die, which cuts a 2 1/2 " x 3 1/2" tag with a nice beveled edge. The perfect size for a CAS designed card. Next I stamped my STAMPlorations Dee's "Blooming Buds" flower using Versafine and heat embossing with SU black embossing powder. The bloom, stem and leaves are all separate pieces and easy to arrange on my MISTI.
Are you curious as to how I made my watercoloured monoprint background? I used Tim Holtz Distress Inks: Broken China and Peacock Feathers. I sponged the inks through the T.H. Faded Dots Stencil onto Arches Mixed Media paper. Then spritzed the leftover inks on the stencil with water and flipped over onto more mixed media paper to get the monoprint image, which I loved. So I got a two-fer out of this project :-)
After stamping my flower I misted my piece using a mixture of water and Tsukineko Frost White paint. I wish you could see the pretty shimmer. Next I stamped and heat embossed my sentiment from the same set. I love all the flower images and sentiments from this set by Dee. Such a versatile and pretty set.
I added 3M foam tape to my main image and added SU metallic silver thread (stuck nicely to tape). Next I added my popped up image onto an angled piece of SU basic black cardstock, which I had die cut with my Memory Box Stitched Rectangle Die. Then popped up the 2 layers onto my card front that I had die cut with my CUTplorations Crazy Double Running Stitch Rectangle Die. Such an easy and fun flower card.
Sure hope you can join us this month for our CAS Watercolour Challenge. You still have until May 24th to play along. Happy Springtime Stamping...Hugs
Supplies: Listed in Description.
More Challenges:
STAMPlorations: May CAS Challenge Anything Goes + Feminine Colors
SSS Wednesday Challenge: Going Dotty
Wonderful design with your tilted and layered panels, Nancy. LOVE stencil monoprint, and this is gorgeous with just the blue with black heat embossed image and sentiment. The silver thread embellishment is perfect. xx
ReplyDeleteThis is so cool, Nancy! Don't think I'll ever tire of that technique and what wonderful results you achieved. Love the image in black and white combined with the skewed layers and the silver thread!
ReplyDeletelove the results you achieved on your bkg Nancy...so pretty and of course, my fav colours.
ReplyDeletexx Karen
Love that monoprint background with this pretty flower, Nancy! A clean and crisp design!
ReplyDeletegreat way to use up your backgrounds and love the simplicity of the flower. sooo pretty :)
ReplyDeleteYour background looks fantastic, Nancy! I do love that sentiment, too.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful background - I must do the stencil monoprint more often! Love the simple black image on it and the great sentiment.
ReplyDeleteSuch an effective and creative background and the line flower stamp sits perfectly on top. Always enjoy reading how you do your fabulous projects, thanks x
ReplyDeleteThis is stunning! Gorgeous design and colours too!
ReplyDeleteLOVE the stencil monoprint panel, Nancy! The texture/pattern is so interesting and eye-catching. The simplicity of the rest of the elements enhances the monoprint beauty. Hideko
ReplyDeleteThis looks so cool ... great stencil monoprint. Thank you for playing along with the STAMPlorations CAS challenge xx
ReplyDeleteThis is oh so pretty!! perfect CAS! Thanks for playing along at the Stamplorations May CAS Challenge!
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