Monday 2 September 2019

AAA Birthday #5 - Use a Stencil

And hot on the heels of the new AAA Cards Challenge come a new birthday card challenge at AAA Birthday.


And I'm loving using stencils at the moment so this theme is right up my street!


As soon as I saw this Polkadoodles Magical Grasses stencil I knew it would be perfect for this challenge and it sort of made its own way into my shopping basket. But apart from this use of it I know it will be a go to for me as I just love the idea of magical grasses and that top right part is like the most useful stencil as well!


So this was a card that made itself in minutes and I had so much fun blending and mixing the distress oxide inks. I finished it off by simply matting it onto dark purple card, adding some glitter spots and a birthday sentiment from Uniko.

Supplies:
Stamps: Uniko, Simply Said Birthday
Inks: Ranger distress oxide, cracked pistachio, twited citron, peacock feathers, picked rapberry, wilted violet, salty ocean; Versfine Clair, nocturne
Embellishments: Liquid Pearls, white opal; Glamour Dust, crystal
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Do you love using stencils too? Well now's your chance to give them an outing and come play along with the AAA Birthday Challenge. The DT have made incredible inspiration cards for you to swoon over. Check them all out HERE. And we also have the amazing Rachelle joining us as our Guest Designer. 

Thanks so much for looking today, it's been an absolute pleasure to have you visit my blog.

And keep crafting!

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2 comments:

  1. I love this stencil, and I love that you've created your own rainbow with it! Hugs, Tina

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  2. I just love everything about this card Jane, That stencil is fabulous, and I love the colours! hugs AlliC XoX

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