Hello again friends! I'm back to share my DT card for the Just Us Girls challenge and this week it's 'ATG Stencil Week'. As long as you use a stencil you can create anything you like so I'm sure there will be lots of entries.
I'm really enjoying using my stencils more and it's making me re-visit ones I haven't used for years. I made two cards today inspired by Gina's recent 'slice and dice' live on YouTube. I used an older layering stencil and used a different colour combo for each style of card. My cards are not as perfect as Gina's but I think they turned out great and I hope you like them. Let me know if you have a favourite.
Here are my cards:
A closer look at the pink one:
and a closer look at the orange one:
plus I decorated the insides:
I began by cutting two white panels 4" x 5 1/4" and stencilled both panels using the same layering stencils, just changing up the colours. I followed Gina's guide and trimmed the orange panel down to 3 3/4" x 5 1/4" and then cut the panel into threes, each measuring 1 1/4" x 5 1/4". For the pink panel I cut the panel in half at 2" and then cut the strips in half at 2 5/8". I cut black mat layers 4 1/4" x 5 1/2" and used liquid glue to adhere them together. I stamped a happy birthday sentiment for the pink card and a thank you sentiment for the orange card using black ink onto white card; I used the coordinating dies to cut them out (along with 3 extra for each from white card so that I could stack them up). I added the birthday sentiment onto the pink card in the centre of the panel using liquid glue and added the thank you sentiment in the bottom right of the panel on the orange card again using liquid glue. I finished off both panels with some black pearls and they were added to card bases with double sided tape. For the insides I kept it really simple this time (as I was pushed for time and I had already cleaned my stencils!). I ink blended the pink and green in borders along the bottom of one panel and orange and green on the second panel. I stamped greetings in black ink in the centres and added black mat layers. The panels were then adhered to the card bases with double sided tape.
I would like to enter my cards into the following challenges:
Beautiful Blossoms challenge - anything floral goes optional mood board

Daisy Chain challenge - birthday
Stencil Fun challenge - ATG optional theme patterns
The Sisterhood of Crafters challenge - flowers
Triple B challenge - birds, blooms or butterflies optional mood board

Try It On Tuesday challenge - summer blooms
I appreciate you stopping by.
Love and hugs,
card supplies:
Gina K Designs - winter rose layering stencil
Gina K Designs - *perfect posy stamp (for inside sentiments) (*Bumbleberry Crafts)
Gina K Designs - black, gold & silver metallic pearl mix
Gina K Designs - ink pads - bubblegum pink, passionate pink, tangerine twist, honey mustard, jelly bean green, fresh asparagus
Limetree Craft - 300gsm smooth white card
Limetree Craft - 220gsm black card
Versafine Clair - nocturne ink pad








Denise... love the slice-and-dice technique!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous technique for your beautifully stenciled cards! The pink and orange colro choices are so fun and the black makes it all pop! Love these so much!
ReplyDeleteOh my! So fabulous!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun way to use that die! The black adds so much interest. Pretty card, Denise!
ReplyDeleteBoth fabulous Denise. Love how you have created interest with the die cuts.
ReplyDeleteThese look perfect to me, Denise! The stenciled flowers are so pretty in each color and the die cutting adds even more interest! It's been a pleasure designing with you this month!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful stenciled florals!
ReplyDeleteThank you for joining our challenge at Stencil Fun, Triple B and The Sisterhood of Crafters!!
Diane
{Nellies Nest}
Stencil Fun, Triple B Co-Owner and The Sisterhood of Crafters DT
Those cards look perfect to me! Thanks for sharing your lovely card at The Beautiful Blossoms Challenge, we appreciate all of our players!
ReplyDeleteDonna xx
The Beautiful Blossoms Challenge
The Inspiration Station Challenge
The Pick 3 Challenge
The Paper Funday Challenge
Those large stenciled flowers worked beautifully for that technique, Denise.
ReplyDeleteSwooning over both of your stylish cards, Denise! Talk about ramping up the impact of your stencils with the slices and dices!
ReplyDeletehugs~carol