Saturday, 27 October 2018

Uniko October Release - Introducing Scandinavian Christmas & Christmas Folk Snowflake Stencils & Simply Said Blocks Christmas

Hi! I'm here today to introduce some more of Uniko's October new release.

Two stencils:
  

And a stamp set:


My first two cards both feature the Scandinavian Christmas stencil combined with the Simply Said Blocks Christmas stamp set.


I used the stencil with embossing paste and a traditional red coloured card. I die cut a stitched window and popped the embossed panel behind it.  Then I stamped and heat embossed a greeting, mounted it onto pads and adhered it below the window.


Supplies:
Stamps: Uniko, Simply Said Blocks Christmas
Stencil: Uniko, Scandinavian Christmas
Ink: Versamark, clear + Wow sparkling snow embosing powder
Paste : Dreamweaver white embossing paste
Die: MFT Dienamics, rectangle peek-a-boo window

I used the same supplies for my next card, but changed up the colours to purple and silver. Ha, no surprises there then!


This time I used distress oxide inks with the stencil and then added some silver sparkle card to glam it all up.


Supplies:
Stamps: Uniko Simply Said Blocks Christmas
Stencil: Uniko, Scandinavian Christmas
Inks: Ranger distress oxide, wilted violet, seedless preserves, picked raspberry; Ranger distress, wilted violet
Die: MFT Die-namics, double stitched rectangles
Silver card and washi from my stash

My last share for today steps away from Christmas even though it uses the Christmas Folk Snowflake stencil.  I chose some warm autumnal distress oxide collours and used a sentiment from an older Uniko set.


I have to say I'm totally smitten by this stencil. I just love how easy it is to use and the results are quite spectacular. I actually placed it at an angle on my card stock - sort of a diamond rather than a square - before adding the ink.


Supplies:
Stamps: Uniko, Big & Bold Hello
Stencil: Uniko, Christmas Folk Snowflake
Inks: Ranger distress oxide, fossilized amber, wild honey, candied apple; Memento, tuxedo black

That's today's shares over, but I'll be back again tomorrow with some more cards and not a Christmas card in sight!

Thanks for visiting today, hope to see you tomorrow.  But in the meantime keep crafting!

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8 comments:

  1. Ooh love the juxtaposition of the classic and the modern Xmas colour combos! Wonderful blending with your last card too; you’ve achieved a great focal point with your colouring x

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  2. Your trio of cards showcases the new stencils beautifully! Captivated by the crisp red/white of the first (hope you don't mind...I used a 'similar' style for a set of cards for reveal day...before I realized you had made this. Obviously channeling you!), the oh-la-la glamour of the second; the warm palette of the third. Once again, marveling at your creativity and delighting in your inspiration!
    hugs~carol

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  3. I think I like the stencil design as the diamond better than the square!!
    That's a beautiful card. I love the gorgeous red & white card; love the
    dimension that the ep gives. And yay for purple!! My fave, of course.

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  4. Super new stencils and you've showcased them wonderfully xx

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  5. Gorgeous showcase of these two stencils and in such different ways ! Love the blue Christmas card and the stunning colours of your third card. Three beautiful cards and designs !

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  6. WOW! You've showcased those stencils beautifully, love the colours you've used on the Folk Snowflake xx

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  7. Just fabulous yet again! I also couldn't resist a swoon over the red one but WOW another purple one! Such neat and elegant stencilling on all of these examples! Beautiful as ever! x

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