29 really??

Mornin' hens!  I've had this idea in my head for the longest time and FINALLY decided to try it out.  I bought the brick stencil with the idea of making a brick colored wall using embossing paste, and I'm thrilled with how it turned out.  It's EXACTLY as I imagined it.  Woot-woot!   

I knew the girl from this older stamp set from BC Dzyns called, "and then I said" would be perfect for my wall.  I just love that look on her face, and I imagined her saying something really sarcastic.  {snort!}   Ok, so I stamped the image, colored it with my Copics, and cut it out.  Next, I masked off the top half of my card base and then applied the embossing paste over the stencil. Once the paste was dry, I taped the stencil back on top and used my distress inks to color the paste.  Love it!!  I then stamped the sentiment and made the speech bubble using the quotables die from Paper Smooches.  I had to color the chipboard stickers (29) black and then adhered the image and speech bubble with some foam tape.  Well, that's it for me today.  I hope you have a great day and I'll see ya back in the hen house real soon.  {{{hen hugs}}}

Supplies:

Quotables Dies	Slang Gang	Post-it® Labeling Tape 695, 2 Inches x 36 Yards, White	Stencil 6X6 Bricks	Wendy Vecchi Embossing Paste White	Copic Markers 36-Piece Sketch Basic Set
Tsukineko Full-Size Memento Fade Resistant Inkpad, Tuxedo Black	Basic Grey Alpha Chipboard Stickers - Piper Dark Chocolate	Ranger DIS-27096 Tim Holtz Distress Ink Pad, Barn Door	Ranger Tim Holtz Distress Ink Pad, Walnut Stain	Ranger DIS-27157 Tim Holtz Distress Ink Pad, Rusty Hinge	Classic Crest Cover Solar White 8-1/2x11 110lb 250/pkg

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