Signature artist Wendy Vecchi jumped the gun on coordinating stamps and stencils several years ago. Here is one of her delightful designs . . .
I stenciled on the text background and then stamped the flower. After adding black embossing powder, I found out that the die ink I used on the text hadn't dried yet and the powder stuck randomly to some of the words. My first thought was to break out my dry paint brush and start dusting, but I then realized how much interest the occasional black elements added to the background. Now I have to figure out how I'm going to get that look on purpose next time!
The flower and the buds were stenciled with gold paste but I wanted a little more oomph, so I dusted on some gold embossing powder while the paste was still wet and then heated it. As hoped, the buds bubbled a little which added to the texture.
Cardstock: Marcos Jute, Strathmore #100 Bristol, Love Nicole Black
Stamps: Wendy Vecchi Prairie
Flower, Purple Daisy Sand, Simon
Says
Sketchy Banner Greetings
Inks: Distress Brushed
Corduroy, ColorBox Black, Gold, Hero Black
Emb Pwdr: Judikins
Detail Black, Sparkle & Sprinkle Gold Coast
Dies: Lil Inkers Stitched
Mats: Rectangles, Simon Says Sketchy
Banner
Greetings
Stencil: The Crafters Workshop
Mini Believe Script, Wendy Vecchi
Prairie
Flower
Impr Plate: Altenew Dotted
Starburst Cover Plate
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