Hi, Crafty People!
Today is Technique Tuesday Blog Hop Day, and I'm hopping along with a group of talented demonstrators. Our technique we are highlighting today is masking techniques. I love using masks, especially to make scenes with mountains and sunsets, but today I am highlighting the Retiform masking technique. I'll be honest, this technique has been around for a while, but I have never used it in a class, so today I'm giving it a try.
Next, I placed a Post-It note along one of the edges of the rectangle and blended Balmy Blue from the Post-It note to the edge of the Basic White piece. The Post-It note was then moved to another side of the rectangle and Balmy Blue ink applied. I repeated this until I had covered all the sides.
Leaving the Basic White rectangle in place, I stamped the stamp, Stacked Stones, over the whole piece using Crumb Cake ink. I also sponged Crumb Cake around the edge of the Basic White rectangle before I removed it.
Stampin' Up! WaterColor pencils, both sets, were used to color the flower-Old Olive for the leaves and Crushed Curry for the flower centers. I decided to leave the petals white.
On the inside, I stamped Stacked Stones in Crumb Cake after stamping off first. I didn't want it to overtake the sentiment. The sentiment was stamped in Soft Suede. All sentiments are included in Blessings of Home.
Please take a minute and check out all the techniques from this awesome group of global demonstrators.
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What a great card!!! Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteThanks, Diane!
DeleteLove how you did the retiform technique to highlight the center of the card!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Lorraine!
DeleteThis is such a pretty card, fab idea :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks so much!
DeleteRobbie, that's the neatest card! Can't wait to give this technique a try!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Cheryl. It is a fun technique.
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