Crafting a Bright Idea: A Stencilled and Stamped Background
Happy Friday, crafty friends! Today, we're diving into a delightful project that combines the artistry of stencilling and stamping. Using stencils, stamps, and die cuts from Crafty as a Fox, we'll craft a card that's both visually appealing and up-lifting.
Our card features a vibrant background created with stencils and stamps, and a captivating lightbulb die cut that adds a touch of whimsy. The technique involves layering stencils and stamps to achieve a textured and dynamic design. The result is a stunning card that's sure to brighten anyone's day.
If you're looking for a fun and creative card project, this is the perfect opportunity. It's a great way to express your artistic side and create a truly special gift. Remember, crafting is all about experimentation. Feel free to play around with different colours, techniques, and layouts to make this card uniquely yours.
Inspired to try this project? The Crafty as a Fox Lightbulb Moment collection is a fantastic starting point. The iconic lightbulb image symbolises new ideas, inspiration, and a brighter future. With a little creativity, you can craft cards that are both meaningful and visually stunning.
To see how I created this project, see the video below and a list of the products I used. Don't forget to subscribe to my YouTube channel for more crafting inspiration! Your support means the world to me.
Here are the materials I have used:
Crafty as a Fox - Stamp - Shine Bright
Crafty as a Fox - Die set - Bright idea
Crafty as a Fox - Stencil #2
Tim Holtz Distress Inks - Mustard Seed, Fossilized Amber and Iced Spruce. (but you can use any colours you like)
Black ink pad - Versafine
Here's how to make the card:
Step-by-Step Instructions:
Stamping and Stencilling: Stamp the solid lightbulb in black and in a symmetrical shape onto your card stock, then place your chosen stencil on over the stamped images, blend the colour of your choice through the stencil to create a pattern onto your background. I have used an orange but any colour could work beautifully.
Die Cutting: Die cut the layered lightbulbs elements in white cardstock and black cardstock.
Colour the dye cut pieces: Use ink and a blending tool to add colour to your die cut pieces.
Sentiment: Stamp the sentiment onto some stamping card trim out and mount onto black cardstock.
Assembly: Arrange the lightbulb die cut and sentiment on the card, adhering them with adhesive. I decided to add an extra layer of white and black card stock to break up the pattern between the background and the focal point of the large lightbulb.
Let's embark on a creative journey together! Join me for the next project, and let's illuminate the crafting world with our shared passion and unique ideas. Share your creations and inspire others to unleash their inner artist. Together, we can create a vibrant community of talented crafters who support and encourage each other. Questions? Leave a comment below, and let's light up the conversation.
My Collection is available here in my shop or www.createandcraft.com
Calling all crafters! Whether you're a seasoned card maker or just starting your creative journey, Crafty as a Fox has something for you. Explore our diverse range of products from stamps and stencils to paper packs and dies. Our products are perfect for card making, mixed media, and more. Let your imagination run wild as we have everything you need to bring your creative ideas to life.
What is Card Journaling?
Card journaling is a unique method that combines elements of card making, mixed media, and art journaling. It allows you to explore your creativity freely while keeping a record of the materials you use. This way, you can easily recreate your favourite projects or simply document your artistic journey.
If you would like to know 5 reasons why card journaling could work for you read my other post - 5 reasons why you should start Card Journaling.
About my books
Unveiling My Creative Book Collection: A Guide for Beginners and Project Enthusiasts!
I'm thrilled to share my passion for card making and mixed-media journaling through my two distinct books! Whether you're a complete beginner or a seasoned crafter, I have something to spark your creativity.
Card Journaling: A mash up of card making and mixed media techniques, this book is a Beginner's Guide to Stamping & Stencilling (Volume 1)
This book is your one-stop shop for embarking on the exciting world of card making! Designed specifically for beginners, it delves into the world of ink-based stamping and stencilling techniques. You'll find comprehensive information on these popular tools, along with clear instructions on their usage.
But what truly sets this book apart? It goes beyond just techniques! "Card Journaling: A mash up of card making and mixed media techniques" also boasts dedicated log pages, allowing you to meticulously track the materials used in your projects. This invaluable feature ensures you can recreate your masterpieces with ease or simply admire your artistic journey.
Card Journaling - log it! (in 2 cover options)
Are you a project enthusiast who craves an organised space to document your creative endeavours? Look no further than "Card Journaling - log it!" This book provides dedicated log pages specifically designed to capture the essence of your card making projects. Meticulously record the materials used, techniques explored, and any inspirations that fuelled your creations.
With these two books in your library, you'll be well-equipped to embark on a fulfilling and inspiring card-making journey!
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Kelly Anne Jordan xx
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