Monday, September 08, 2014

Deck the Halls–In the Background + a Video

[If you’re looking for my giveaway post, please scroll down or click HERE.]

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Hey there! I’m back today with another In the Background card and video. AND, adding another card to my Christmas stash :)

Today’s video will show you how I made this diagonal gingham pattern with a stencil and ink. You can also see the video HERE on YouTube and I hope you’ll subscribe to my channel :)




I started with a piece of Primitive White Card Stock and taped it down to my grid paper, then taped down Diagonal Stripes Stencil and sponged on Sno Cone Ink with my handy-dandy dauber. I think turned my stencil 90 degrees and sponged again to create the pattern.


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To create my card, I started with a Primitive White Card Stock base. Then I trimmed down my just-stenciled paper, matted it with silver glitter paper and popped them both up on the base on foam. I added three layers of Winter Wreath Die-namics, cut from metallic silver paper, adhered a Sno Cone Card Stock bow, and Copic-colored clear gems for “berries”. The sentiment, from DC Ornament Banner Builder, was stamped with Versamark and heat embossed with silver embossing powder, then popped up, as well.

A sentiment from Seasonal Sentiments was stamped on the inside with Steel Gray Ink.


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And that’s it! Thanks so much for stopping by! See you soon!


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~Supplies~
Stamps:
DC Ornament Banner Builder, Seasonal Sentiments (MFT
Ink:
Sno Cone Ink, Steel Gray Ink (MFT); Versamark
Paper:
Primitive White Card Stock, Sno Cone Card Stock (MFT); silver metallic card stock; glitter paper
Accessories/tools: Vagabond;
Winter Wreath Die-namics, Diagonal Stripes Stencil (MFT); foam tape, silver embossing powder, anti-static powder, heat tool, clear gems, Copic marker

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7 comments:

  1. Gorgeous as always and looking forward to watching your video, love the wreath.

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  2. Now that looked so easy.... I'm going to have to try that, Thanks!

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  3. Love how easily you created that background. Very pretty card.

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  4. Great video...loved how you made the background and 3d wreath.

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  5. Gorgeous!

    Hey, why is it that you return the embossing powder back to the jar and set it aside???

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  6. Ooohhhh!! I just LOVE this card. Simply put....gorgeous! Thank you for sharing the video.

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