Stenciled Edges by Lizzie Jones..
Learn how to use stenciling along your card’s edges to draw the eye toward your focal point, then create a project utilizing your take on the challenge. Your project must use at least one Papertrey product and include stenciled edges.
Below is my take on Lizzie's Challenge.
I used the Wood Block Print Stencils blending White Snow around the edges on Kraft paper. The center was die cut using two of Betsy's Mix & Mat: Scallops dies. My goal was to create a romantic lacy card that could be used as a wedding card. I chose Betsy's Stitched Garden set to create the rose focal point and off set it in the upper corner. I popped the flower up with foam tape and applied a few clear drops to give the elusion of dewdrops on the flowers. I also popped the Kraft piece up from the Smokey Shadow backing giving a bit more depth to the card. Finally, I selected the die cut "Congratulations" from Heather's Ways to Say: Congratulations set as my sentiment.
- STAMPS: Stitching Garden, Ways to Say: Congratulations.
- INK: Fresh Snow, Pale Peony, Autumn Rose, Scarlet Jewel, Simply Chartreuse, Ripe Avocado.
- PAPER: Kraft, Stamper’s Select White, Smokey Shadow,.
- DIES: Mix & Mat: Scallop, Stitching Garden, Ways to Say: Congratulations.
- OTHER: Woodblock Prints Stencils, Dew Drops for one of the PTI Kits, White twine, Foam Tape, MISTI Mini.
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