
The masking concept is this, stamp whatever you want in the foreground, stamp again on thin paper (I like using Post Its), cut that out and use as a "mask" over the original stamped image. Now when you continue to stamp the other images you want in the background, your original image is protected. I used this technique twice on this card...once with the butterflies (love those paisley butterflies!) and again for my "scalloped" edge. In that case I used the Easter eggs to create my cute edge. I watercolored all these images (I know, you probably thought I only did embossing!) and layered all the panels to be similar to Wendy's sketch. Of course, I had to add ribbon...it's an addiction. Happy spring stamping and to all of you moms out there, hope you have a wonderful Mother's Day!
Pam
Perfectly Clear "Paisley Spring" from Stampendous (SSC1042)
Multi Ultra-Fine Crystal Glitter from Stampendous (GM220U)
Onyx Versafine from Tsukineko
Sakura Quickie Glue Pen
Gelly Roll White Pen
Bazzill Cardstock
white cardstock
watercolors
corner rounder
brad fasteners
ribbon
2 comments:
I was wondering what stamp you used for the scallop. How CREATIVE!!! Going to have to pull out my easter egg stamps and give it a try!
LOVE your watercoloring on this! Beautiful card!!!
Very pretty, so Springy!
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