Yes, water stenciling is the Technique Lovers Challenge at Splitcoast this week. There is a technique video to help you see how it is done....easy and cool effects!
This card uses a stencil over Distress Oxide inks and then water is spritzed on and a paper towel over the open areas after a few minutes...... I stamped and fussy cut the MFT images and used Copics to color them. A few dots and dashes using a white gel pen.....A Recollections cloud stencil was used for the sky. Always happy to ink up stamps that I have not used before. I will give this to my hubby!
This is the other side of the stencil, spritzed with water.... and a paper towel over it.... I looked up the Teapot Tiesday post- we make cards for people having health challenges or something in their life where they need a boost. I so love this challenge. This is for a woman who broke her Tibia/Fibula and is on crutches...she also teaches math, so we were challenged to have a number on the card. The image has numbers on it, so perfect! I left the lighthouse uncolored, I like it this way. I made a walkway out of grey cardstock, scored it and highlighted it with a Copic marker. I added dots with a white gel pen. The sentiment is Unity- and it is a new adventure using crutches- my hubby broke his fibula playing baseball a couple of years ago.....! Inside sentiment (Unity) says- Hope you feel better a little more each day. The Lighthouse is fussy cut- and is from Divinity Designs.
Challenges: TBA
Shelly
4 comments:
These are so beautiful, Shelly!! I really enjoyed doing this challenge and love the outcome!
Really beautiful effect with the water stenciling Shelly! I love how it looks on your scenes for both cards here! I think hubby will love his card and what a great idea to send along a cheery one as well!! Thanks for sharing your wonderful water scenes!
What great water effects the water stenciling gives Shelly - so much subtle movement!
Thought I recognised the lighthouse - I have that stamp :)
Stay safe
Blessings
Maxine
This is a wonderful card Shelly.
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