We're already half way through September. I'm here with a reminder card for the CAS Christmas September Challenge. The challenge of this month is ...
And here's my Christmas tree card:
[How I made the card]
1. Sprayed Pixi (light-tack adhesive) on the back of the tree stencil, and placed it on a piece of mixed media paper.
2. Sprinkled Brusho over the stencil, and spritzed water.
3. Blotted excess water with paper towel and removed the stencil.
4. Die-cut the stenciled paper with a frame die and heat-embossed the sentiment.
5. Adhered the front panel on to the card base.
I hope you'll check out the challenge blog to see the wonderful cards from our Designers, Guest Designer, and the participants. The challenge closes on September 24th. Looking forward to seeing your card in the gallery!
Stamp: Snow Globe Sentiments (My Favorite Things)
Paper: Mixed Media Paper (Strathmore - 140 lb.), Whisper White (Stampin' Up!)
Ink: Brusho (Yellow, Sea Green, Turquoise), VersaMark (Tsukineko)
Accessories: Stencil (Christmas Trees - ARTplorations), Dies (Simple Stackers - Penny Black), Embossing Glitter (Metallic Gold Sparkle - Wow!) Foam Tape (3M)
And here's my Christmas tree card:
[How I made the card]
1. Sprayed Pixi (light-tack adhesive) on the back of the tree stencil, and placed it on a piece of mixed media paper.
2. Sprinkled Brusho over the stencil, and spritzed water.
3. Blotted excess water with paper towel and removed the stencil.
4. Die-cut the stenciled paper with a frame die and heat-embossed the sentiment.
5. Adhered the front panel on to the card base.
I hope you'll check out the challenge blog to see the wonderful cards from our Designers, Guest Designer, and the participants. The challenge closes on September 24th. Looking forward to seeing your card in the gallery!
Stamp: Snow Globe Sentiments (My Favorite Things)
Paper: Mixed Media Paper (Strathmore - 140 lb.), Whisper White (Stampin' Up!)
Ink: Brusho (Yellow, Sea Green, Turquoise), VersaMark (Tsukineko)
Accessories: Stencil (Christmas Trees - ARTplorations), Dies (Simple Stackers - Penny Black), Embossing Glitter (Metallic Gold Sparkle - Wow!) Foam Tape (3M)
Love your pretty Brushoed tree Hideko, with its bright yellow star on top. It looks so nice framed in your PB die cut!
ReplyDeleteStunning tree with the Brusho, Hideko - just love it!! So fab with the stacker frame!!
ReplyDeleteLove your stenciled with Brushos Christmas Tree card, Hideko. Adding the die cut frame and sentiment was perfect for your beautiful CAS Christmas card. TFS my friend. Love and Hugs...Nancy
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful card Hideko! I've never tried using Brusho through a stencil, but think I'm going to have to give it a go after seeing this beauty! Lovely, lovely card my friend!! Hugs. :0)
ReplyDeleteYour Brusho colored stenciled tree is so pretty Hideko. Lovely card.
ReplyDeleteHideko, this is simply gorgeous, CAS, bright, and I love the 'pattern' left over from those Brushos! I don't remember seeing this in other cards made using them. Perhaps you used less water? or maybe mopped up before they all had the chance to melt? Such a wonderful Christmas tree stenciled card! [you know I love that die, too, right?] xx
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Hideko I love that wintry shad of blue, perfect for your stencilled tree. I'm also eyeing your die cut frame :)
ReplyDeleteOh, I really love the effects of Brushos with this stencil, Hideko! Beautiful frame, too! Another gorgeous Christmas card ~ Barb xx
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, artistic Christmas tree Hideko. Love the bright, beautiful colours of your Brushos through this amazing stencil. The framing looks fabulous! xx
ReplyDeleteYou got such beautiful colors in your stenciled tree, Hideko! Love how they mixed and mingled and how you've set it off the edge and framed it!
ReplyDeleteWow, this is gorgeous, Hideko!. You achieved such amazing results... no seepage under the stencil and the image is so crisp and clean. Love the mix of colours and finished off beautifully with the frame.
ReplyDeleteSo lovely and so clean with the brushos... I never got used to them so kudos to you. Have a wonderful day and thanks so much for all your encouraging comments - especially on my oriental cards.
ReplyDeleteWhat a stunning effect and no seepage....well done you x.
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful your stencilled tree is Hideko and how well you've used the brushos! Just love the colours and that glorious die cut frame (will need to look out for that!) Vicky x
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