For this next card, I used another new Quietfire stamp also uses a Dreamweaver stencil (Swirl Background), wet embossed with white embossing paste. I first stamped on a scrap of paper, cut a mask, then stamped and thermal embossed the same sentiment on cardstock, masked it, then paste embossed over the masked image. I cut it with one of the new Spellbinders Nestabilities (Labels Six), then layered it with dimensional foam squares onto black cardstock, previously paste-embossed with a Dreamweaver Thank You stencil.
Here's another one, using the Cypress Tree Dreamweaver stencil with two sided tape and Glitter Ritz again, with the Spellbinders Scallop Ovals and a Quietfire Design sentiment stamp. I posted this one for an earlier TGIF challenge too. :)
This last card was just for fun. The stencil here is the small square Spellbinders Shapeabilities Fleur de Lis pendant die, cut and embossed with gold mirror cardstock, then cut in half and affixed to the top and bottom of a Spellbinders Nestabilities Labels Six die, paired with another one of Suzanne's beautiful new rubber stamps.
So, that's it for this post. If you'd like to read more about using stencils, here's a link to an article I wrote, which was published in Stamp and Scrap Art last year...also posted on the Quietfire website. Thanks again for visiting today! I wish you a happy and creative week!
5 comments:
Gorgeous cards as always. Love the glittery effect! The diecut/shapes are so pretty. Now about that trip... WOW! Sounds so lovely and enjoy!
All are so beautiful!
I love this elegant style!
hugs Susi
Truly hope your trip is as lovely as your cards!
love your stencil work and what a great start to your retirement..I am imagining myself back in Paris sipping coffee by the Seine, or eating ice cream by the Trevi fountain or remembering Tuscany..have a fantastic time and thanks for visiting my blog today
Deborah, these are ALL stunning girl!! My jaw is on the floor!! Oh I'm not a glitter person, but you are making me rethink my position.
--Hugs Becca
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