This one utilizes two
of my favorite stamping toys: stencils
with stencil paste, and dried dye ink powders . . .
I used the dye
powders on the background first, misted with water and then heat dried them. Then I stenciled with the paste and let dry. But I got a little surprise I hadn't
anticipated: as the dye powders are not
permanent, they reactivated with the wet stencil paste which wicked up the
colors. While this might be a look I
might go for on other layouts, it didn't work for this one: the white text was no longer white and
clearly looked like the mistake it was – so I traced over the letters with a
white Sharpie marker in order to get back the crisp contrast I was after. Quick fix!
Next time, I plan to
spray the colored powders with a workable fixative before I stencil.
Cardstock: Stedner Bright
White, Tim Holtz Watercolor paper
Stamps: Red Rubber “Life
has got to be lived . . .”
Inks: Sharpie pen White,
Wink of Stella Clear, ColorBox Black
Colorants: Lindy’s Stamp Gang
Magicals Poppin’ Pink, Hag’s Wart
Orange, Mango Mania, Yellow Rose of Texas,
Bonjour
Butter, Freaky Franken-Lime, Bachelor Button
Blue, Urban
Amethyst, Witch’s Potion Purple
Emb Powder: Judikins Detail
Black
Dies: Lil Inkers Stitched
Mats Rectangles, Memory Box Fresh
Daisies, My Favorite Things In & Out
Stitched Rounded
Squares
Stencil: Stampers Anonymous Artful
Words
Doo Dads: Fanci Kwik Stencil
Paste White, HyGlo Deco Eyelet Gold,
Black carpet thread
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