Stenciled and outlined Cherry Blossoms card

Stenciled and outlined Cherry Blossoms card

Kay Williamson

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The Cherry Blossoms stencil included in the Lite kit helped make this adorable 5x7" card. It was fun to sponge layers of ink onto the stenciled branches and blossoms!

Club Scrap stenciled Cherry Blossoms card

This multi-layer stencil has endless potential. Make sure you pick one up if it's not already on its way in your Club Scrap Lite kit. (If you're new around here, a stencil will be included in the Deluxe or Lite kit on alternating months. Shop the stencil category in our store to see what you may have missed!)

Club Scrap stenciled Cherry Blossoms card

Take the following steps to create the card . . .

1. Stamp the sentiment onto a White card panel with India Black ink. Stencil the branch around the sentiment with a Foam Applicator and Earth ink.

Club Scrap stenciled Cherry Blossoms card

2. Stencil cherry blossoms onto the branch with Carnation ink.

Club Scrap stenciled Cherry Blossoms card

3. Stencil additional branches and blossoms onto the card panel.

Club Scrap stenciled Cherry Blossoms card

4. Realign the stencil with the branch and outline with the Delft Black Gel Pen.

Club Scrap stenciled Cherry Blossoms card

4. Outline the blossoms with the help of the stencil or freehand.

Club Scrap stenciled Cherry Blossoms card

5. Punch small circles from Cherry Plain paper and adhere to the blossom centers with CS Bookbinding Glue in a Needle-tip Applicator.

Club Scrap stenciled Cherry Blossoms card

6. Sponge Carnation and Tangerine inks onto the Woodcut Birds.

Club Scrap stenciled Cherry Blossoms card

7. Adhere the birds to the branch.

Club Scrap stenciled Cherry Blossoms card

8. Mat the art panel with Purple, wrap with chiffon ribbon, and layer onto a folded Cherry card base.

Club Scrap stenciled Cherry Blossoms card Y

our skills will blossom with this stencil. Use it to create your own custom background paper for scrapbook pages, too!

Kay

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