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Wednesday, 12 February 2020

It's 'Anything Goes' at Addicted to Stamps and More

we have everyone's favourite
Anything Goes
This gave me a chance to share a card I made
a little while ago using the
 Monoprinting with a Stencil Technique.
This one wasn't quite CAS enough for that challenge 
so held off to use at a later date.




What you do is ink up your stencil.
I used Lindy's Magical's (of course) through a
Kaisercraft Bamboo Stencil flipping it over
and letting the ink soak into the card stock.
The spray I used is Moon Shadow Mist in 
Jolly Roger Red.These sprays have a sepia base
and will be dominated by that tone but then 
you get the hint of the other colour which gives you
a glorious shimmer - red in this case.
I decided to go one step further and
put my stencil back on, slightly off to the side
and added some of Tim's Distress Grit Paste.
Scored down the left side of 
the card base and added a popped sentiment.

Head on over and check out my Team Mates makes
and I am sure to see plenty of fun makes in our Gallery.
Will yours be there?

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11 comments:

  1. *Vicki*9:09 am, February 12, 2020

    Really stunning card here Ina! Love that bambo stenciling along with the touch of red spray in there! Nicely done! HUGS

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  2. aussie aNNie8:06 pm, February 12, 2020

    Lovely card teamie and inspiration for our challenge.

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  3. Judy Woodland11:24 pm, February 12, 2020

    This card is just fabulous!!! I love that you explained a little how you did it, I'm going to try it. I have never used a stencil to stamp. And then the texture paste on top is just GENIUS!!! I LOVE everything about this card. PINNING!!!!!!

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  4. Carol L2:45 am, February 13, 2020

    This looks like a pretty little book with the scoring on the side and beautiful bamboo stenciling on he front! Love that little hint of red color too!

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  5. Mac Mable5:45 am, February 13, 2020

    Thank you for the step by steps Ina, as I always enjoy reading how you create. Wonderful colour combination and some fun techniques. Popping the stencil back on your fabulous card makes it so unique and stunning x.

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  6. Inkyfingers6:42 am, February 13, 2020

    What a fabulous technique Ina - and one I have never come across before! Love the colour you chose and the embossed lines are a great finishing touch. I always learn something new when I visit.
    Hugs
    Carol x

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  7. Tammy6:44 am, February 13, 2020

    Beautiful card and awesome technique Ina, I love the stenciled you used!
    Tammy x

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  8. Nandini4:18 pm, February 13, 2020

    Very elegant and beautiful card. I love the kraft and white combo.

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  9. Valentyna Komisarenko11:24 pm, February 13, 2020

    Such an elegant beauty, Ina! Those stencilled bamboo on the warm kraft looks absolutely stunning.

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  10. Verna Angerhofer3:02 am, February 14, 2020

    I really love this card. Great background to make the focal design pop.

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  11. Izzy Scrap8:22 am, February 14, 2020

    Absolutely beautiful, Ina ! Your stencilling is just amazing, fabulous technique. Love how the white pops up on the kraft card. xx

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