Today’s Ways to Use It Challenge(WT538) asks us to use sequins. I’m also using one the Technique Challenges (TLC533) from a few weeks back which had us making a stencil using a hot glue gun.
I first made the stencil on a hot glue mat, peeled it up (when cool) and placed it on my card stock. Then I sponged on the colors from a rainbow pad and spritzed it a bit using some thinned down white acrylic paint in a fine mister. I think I actually liked the stencil better than the result, lol. It looked a little undefined so I used a Micron pen to sort of outline the petals. Here’s what the stencil looks like.
I die cut the layers, stamped the greeting, added a fussy cut umbrella and attached the sequins (upside down, just for a change).
Thanks so much for stopping by! If you haven’t, please check out the DRS Thursday Challenge– this week..Splatters (image, spritzing, paint, whatever!) DRS images are not required & a nice prize is up for grabs!
Supplies:
| Stamps: DRS Designs –Umbrella, For Your Shower |
| Paper:Â Neenah white, pink textured (DCWV) |
| Ink:Â Memento tuxedo black, Kaliedacolor baby powder |
| Accessories: Copic markers, Spellbinders A2 matting basics A & B dies, white spritz, hot glue gun & mat, sequins, ODBD Flourished Star Pattern die (pierced edge die) |
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Cute card! Really great job with the stencil technique! So creative!