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Elevate Stencil Backgrounds with This Simple Technique!


Stencils are a fantastic way to create beautiful backgrounds, but today, I’m going to show you how to elevate your stencil designs in a fun way. By combining stenciling with stamping, you can add a unique twist to your background that makes your cards stand out. This simple technique is easy and will give your stenciled designs a whole new look. Let’s dive in and get creative with this easy way to take your stenciling to the next level!

You were made to bloom card with Scrapbook.com

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For the background, I used the Scrapbook.com Diamond Stitched Stencil and inked it with Catherine Pooler Minted ink, creating a soft design. Once the stencil was complete, I stamped a flower inside each of the boxes using Catherine Pooler Cotton Candy ink. The flower is from the Scrapbook.com Blooming Sentiment stamp. This combination creates a stunning, vibrant background that adds a beautiful touch to the card.

ELEVATE YOUR STENCILS WITH THIS

To finish the card, I added the Scrapbook.com “You Were Made to Bloom” word die to the front. I love the bold size of this die, and it really stands out. For the sentiment, I used Scrapbook.com Pastel Glossy cardstock, which gives it a beautiful glossy finish. After attaching the sentiment to the card front, I mounted the layer onto a card base. To add some dimension and a fun color pop, I used Scrapbook.com Pops of Color in Sunshine to the center of the flowers, completing the look with a touch of shine.

You were made to bloom card with Scrapbook.com

I hope this card inspires you to get creative with your stencils, stamps, and dies! It’s a fun way to combine different elements and techniques to make a beautiful design.

Supplies Used:

To see a visual supply list for this card, click HERE.

  1. Scrapbook.com Diamond Stitched Stencil
  2. Scrapbook.com Blooming Sentiment Stamp
  3. Scrapbook.com You Were Made to Bloom Word Die
  4. Scrapbook.com Mixed Media White Cardstock
  5. Scrapbook.com Pastel Glossy Cardstock
  6. Scrapbook.com Pops of Color, Sunshine
  7. Catherine Pooler Ink – Minted and Cotton Candy
  8. Scrapbook.com Blending Brush
  9. Sizzix Stamp and Stencil Tool
  10. Scrapbook.com 1-inch Adhesive Foam Roll
  11. Spellbinders – Black Platinum 6 Die Cutting Machine
  12. Bearly Art Precision Craft Glue

Thanks so much for stopping by, and happy crafting! 💖

Lisa Mears

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1 thought on “Elevate Stencil Backgrounds with This Simple Technique!”

  1. Pretty!! Anything w/ that argyle or lattice look is an instant plus for me. Love the sentiment.

    Lori S in PA

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