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}}}
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29 and holding... LOL.... only worked until the kids got older than me!
ReplyDeleteFun card. Love the way the bricks turned out.
So clever! Wonderful card!
ReplyDeleteGreat card, her expression really does say it all! Jo x
ReplyDeleteLove your card. Great job with the stencil and embossing paste. Your coloring of the image is perfect.
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