Good morning and Happy Friday!
Here are two more cards for the Gina K. Designs guest designer challenge for June - the challenge is to use masking techniques.
For this first card, the center image was stamped on the cardstock center, and then again on masking paper. The mask was cut out, and laid over the center image. The image was then stamped again on the left and right, stamping right over top of the masked butterfly. When the mask is removed, it appears that the center butterfly is flying in front of the others. To ink, each color was applied with small sponge daubers, directly to the stamp. I huffed to remoisten the ink, and stamped.
Supplies: Gina K. Designs Pure Luxury White Cardstock and 'Hope is Faith' Stamp Set, Tim Holtz Distress Inks: Dusty Concord, Wild Honey, Rusty Hinge |
For this card, a strip of masking tape was put down directly on the cardstock, at the top and the bottom, masking the areas that were NOT going to get inked.
Using Peeled Paint Distress ink, the cardstock was sponged in between the two pieces of mask.
Once sponged, the images were stamped, and the focal panel was matted with black, and mounted onto the card front. Easy peasy!
That's it for today!
Off to start some supper for my handsome man!
Hugs and smiles,
Patti J.
Both of these are so pretty. Love to do masking (although I don't do it as much as I could).
ReplyDeleteWow, Patti, These are lovely. Your butterflies are amazing.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous cards! Love the repeated butterfly one!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous cards, Patti! Lovely the both, but a butterflies is my favorite! hugs, Helena
ReplyDeleteWOW! Patti, these are gorgeous. I love those butterflies, and thanks so much for sharing how it was done....have a good day.
ReplyDeletethat sentiment is perfect.
Wow - these cards are amazing! Beautiful! Thanks for sharing your techniques....
ReplyDeleteWow, what a fabulous masking job. Your butterflies are so so pretty. Your second card is just as lovely.
ReplyDeleteBoth of your cards are absolutely gorgeous!! I love the pretty butterflies!! Have a great weekend :)
ReplyDeleteLisa
A Mermaid's Crafts
Crossing my fingers for you sweetie! Both of these are beautiful and such great techniques
ReplyDeleteWow, both of your cards are beautiful! Great masking technique. The butterflies are stunning and the birthday wishes scene is so peaceful, I wish I was there :-)
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Lena
Lena’s Creations
Both cards are just beautiful Patti!
ReplyDeletePam
scrap-n-sewgranny.blogspot.com
2 beauties, and that butterfly is the favorite of all the ones I own.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous creations! Beautiful techniques and designs, Patti. Love them both.
ReplyDeleteTwo techniques I haven't used in ages, with so many new things coming out everyday, we sometimes forget the oldies but goodies, thanks for the reminders. Both cards are awesome, loving the butterflies and the green panel on your second card is wonderful.
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Sue
Your multicolor masked butterflies are just beautiful Patti! and the sympathy card is the perfect design with the masked strip and silhouette stems!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards, I esp. like the butterfly card and that saying!
ReplyDeleteOooh these are fab Patti, and your butterflies are especially stunning!
ReplyDeleteHope your handsome man enjoyed his supper ;)
Both of them are very nice - but I love butterflies so that one is my favorite. You reminded me of two techniques that I just put in my "memory bank" so will have to try them hopefully this weekend.
ReplyDeleteThese cards are gorgeous, Patti!
ReplyDeleteWow - nice job on both cards! I think my favorite is the second one.
ReplyDeleteLove the butterfly card!! Such creativity. Thank you for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteYou are really a master of masking, Patti! The card is beautiful. Love how you did your stamped images too! Very pretty!
ReplyDeleteYour second card is very simply elegant and the receiver will love it. How creative with the middle unmasked part too!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, beautiful cards, Patti. I love them both. I really need to try to do more masking. Thank you so much for your inspiration!
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