It's Kelly here and I am sharing a card that features
the Rabbit Hole Designs NEW stencil "Broken Glass".
I paired it with "Caffeinated Goat".
the Rabbit Hole Designs NEW stencil "Broken Glass".
I paired it with "Caffeinated Goat".
To make this card I stamped, colored and fussy cut my goat.
I stamped "hello" on the mug from "Doggone".
I stamped "hello" on the mug from "Doggone".
Then I die cut the circle out of thick vellum.
For the background, I sprayed my "Broken Glass" stencil with pixie spray
and adhered it to my Bristol Smooth cardstock.
I gave it a good rub/smoosh to get good contact to the paper.
I used blender brushes to blend three colors of ink (blue, teal and green).
I mixed a tiny bit of Liquid Pixie Dust with water and splattered the card.
I carefully removed the stencil and let the panel dry completely.
Meanwhile, I stamped the sentiment from "Perfectly Blended" on a white strip.
Once the stenciled panel was dry, I added my vellum circle a bit to the left and trimmed off the edge. Then, I added my goat with dimensional foam. I added gloss to his eyes and mug and glitter to his forelock, beard and tail.
I used blender brushes to blend three colors of ink (blue, teal and green).
I mixed a tiny bit of Liquid Pixie Dust with water and splattered the card.
I carefully removed the stencil and let the panel dry completely.
Meanwhile, I stamped the sentiment from "Perfectly Blended" on a white strip.
Once the stenciled panel was dry, I added my vellum circle a bit to the left and trimmed off the edge. Then, I added my goat with dimensional foam. I added gloss to his eyes and mug and glitter to his forelock, beard and tail.
I was AMAZED at how beautifully this worked with this intricate stencil.
The lines were so pretty and clean!
I hope you enjoyed my take on the new "Broken Glass" stencil
with a classic Caffeinated Critter.
This is such a pretty and unique stencil.
Performs beautifully with blending inks as well as gels.
Thanks for stopping by,
Kelly
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