Stencil, Stamps and Cutaparts - So Happy Together

Stencil, Stamps and Cutaparts - So Happy Together

Kay Williamson

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The Homestead Lite kit has shipped, and it's time to enjoy the creative contents. Have you seen how great the stencil, cutaparts and stamps work together? HAPPY BIRTHDAY CARD IMG_5371 1. Rubber stamp the oval frame from the Homestead Greetings UM onto an Ivory card panel. IMG_5363 2. Stamp the "happy birthday" greeting within the oval frame. IMG_5364 3. Place oval shaped stencil opening over the stamped frame. Sponge Earth ink around the edge of the opening with a foam applicator. IMG_5366 4. Remove the stencil to unveil. (My favorite part!) IMG_5367 5. Make a mask from scrap paper using the stencil; trim. IMG_5368 6. Place the mask over the stamped oval frame to shield from other rubber stamping. IMG_5369 7. Embellish with ribbon and brads. Matte the panel with Pumpkin plain and add to a folded card base. IMG_5370 DREAMS AND WISHES CARD The stencil also contains a shape to coincide with the rectangular frame on the Homestead Borders & Backgrounds sheet. 1. Rubber stamp three signs onto an Ivory card panel with Earth ink. IMG_5372 2. Stamp a word within the opening of each sign with Leaf, Ruby and Topaz inks. IMG_5373 3. Stencil coordinating ink onto each sign. IMG_5374 4. Use a grid ruler and marker to add a stake to the bottom of each sign. IMG_5375 5. Embellish, matte and nest onto a folded card base. IMG_5376 Remember, you don't have to own the stamps to enjoy the stencil! Simply place the appropriate shape onto the printed cutapart included in the Lite kit and add the ink of your choice with a foam applicator. IMG_5312 IMG_5354 IMG_5355 My journaling cutapart really pops when attached to the page with the foam mounting squares featured as a goodie in the Lite kit. IMG_5379 IMG_5381 Happy Halloween! IMG_5380 This month's stencil, stamps and cutaparts go together like peas 'n carrots 'n carrots. Enjoy! Kay at Club Scrap KayW20132

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