Tuesday, 13 March 2018

Masking Technique with beautiful Butterflies

Hello Everyone,

Today I have another technique card on my blog.With this card I just wanted to have lot of colors on my card as the theme.I chose butterfly stamp from Urban stamp and a sentiment from Penny black.Let me show you the card first and then we will proceed with the procedure.

Procedure

I chose to work on white card stock and make it a single layered card.I have used Neon inks from HERO Arts.I stamped my first butterfly on the card stock and simultaneously created a mask on making sheet for the butterfly.

Using the same mask,I went on stamping one butterfly on partially over another without messing the look.That's where you can notice the butterflies are looking one top of another.

The technique is simple and quite old but I still love to use it as the results are beautiful.Lastly I stamped the sentiment with Black Archival Ink and added few cup sequins to the card from my stash.

Hope you enjoyed the card.I am linking the card to following challenges:
1. paruscardmakingchallenges.blogspot.in/2018/03/march-2018-challenge.html


2. sketchsaturday.blogspot.in/2018/03/week-504-with-sasayaki-glitter_10.html

3.www.ablognamedhero.comfavorite-hero-arts-product

4. http://www.simonsaysstampblog.com/blog/work-wednesday-march-2018/

Happy Crafting!!
Anushree


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5 comments:

  1. Joanna M.16 March 2018 at 20:38

    This card is truly lovely! I love all the butterflies and your interpretation of our sketch. Great job. Thanks for joining in the fun over on the Sketch Saturday blog. Please come back!
    ~Jo, SS-DT

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  2. Karen Z. Bull19 March 2018 at 00:33

    This is Karen Bull, a design team member from A Blog Named Hero. The color of these butterflies are so bright and cheery! Much needed during all this snow in Central New York. Thank you for playing along this month and you can find me on instagram @karenzbull

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    1. Anushree Vaish19 March 2018 at 20:38

      Thank u so much Karen...these words means a lot!!

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  3. Kim Hamilton10 April 2018 at 22:24

    I love Hero Arts inks! The neon really pops! Thanks for joining us at A Blog Named Hero :)

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