Hi there,
Just popping in to share a card I've made, using another technique I learnt from the wonderful Eileen Godwin.
It is quite a change for me, as I usually cover my card with colour, and this is very white, lol.
This was fun to make, I used a mask and coloured through it using Distress inks, removed the mask and dried the ink thoroughly.
I put the mask back on, applied the paste, took off the mask again and poured micro beads over it.
I suggest you use some sort of box when using the beads, and not what I did...... I tapped them off onto a piece of paper, lol,
they went everywhere !!!!
Please pop to Eileen's blog, and see what she's been creating, her work is stunning.......Eileen Godwin.
Thank you for dropping in and a big welcome to my new followers,
see you all soon,
Hugs
Pauline
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This is fabulous Pauline, and I know what you mean about the micro beads - why do we always learn the hard way!!! lol
ReplyDeleteFabulous card Pauline I love it! I must get some micro beads and have a play. Xxx
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous,love the fab image.xxx
ReplyDeleteWOW Pauline this is stunning! I love the beautiful colours and gorgeous sentiment. Once again congratulations on your new DT position, very well deserved as your work is incredible.
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Linda xxxx
I love this card.. and the stencil .. smashing work Pauline and thanks for the link !
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OMG about the beads!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely stunning love it xx
ReplyDeleteLovely card Pauline, been there myself with them beads!! x
ReplyDeleteGreat card - now where did I put my micro beads?
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Wow this is great xx Jan
ReplyDeleteYour card is so gorgeous Pauline. I just have to try this. Could you tell me the difference between a mask and a stencil. And how were you able to keep the ink where you wanted it to go? I do love simple cards but often times the simple cards are not that easy!! I know those little beads run everywhere!! Such a beautiful card!!!
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Thank you Sandy, a mask (to my knowledge anyway, lol) is a flexible piece of plastic, a little like acetate, and a stencil is made from metal so is ridged. I used a mask, which I inked through, with tiny bits of cut & dry, you could also use pens if you wished. Hope this helps you, hugs P xxx
DeleteI hope it's ok if I chime in here. There are both metal and plastic stencils. A mask usually cover something up or it is a shape (image) and you put color around the shape/image... a stencil usually is the image within the metal or plastic piece so when you add color or paste or.. whatever.. you create the image/shape. Although with stencils being so popular right now there are some that seem more like masks rather then stencils and the two words (mask, stencil) are quite often interchangable.
DeleteI'm glad someone knows what they are talking about, thank you so much Wanda, I started thinking more about stencils/masks after I replied, and I thought I'd got it wrong, lol. Hugs P xxxx
DeleteBeautiful card Pauline, lovely colours, fab technique, it's very addictive lol! Oh dear! They are staticy little suckers aren't they lol? I keep mine in an A5 plastic box. Xxx Zoe xxx
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card, love the masking technique. Beautiful colors xx
ReplyDeleteI love this, Pauline.....really must start using all my stencils x
ReplyDeleteSuch a stunning creation. I have never worked with micro beads but must have a go. Wonderful colour and design Pauline.
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Gorgeous!! I haven't done the paste with beads on top - must try it!!!!
ReplyDeleteI love this card not my usual colours , but you have made it look beautiful x
ReplyDeleteGreat card, guess what I will be trying soon.
ReplyDeletesimply stunning
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