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This idea could just as easily be used for birthday greetings.
I always try to look beyond the obvious use when buying new stencils and dies.
Monday, June 2, 2014
Love is
behind that closed door.
On gray card-stock I used various colors of distress ink and Wendy Vecchi's brick wall stencil (my favorite!!!). I cut out Tim's Passage Door then overstamped it with his woodgrain stamp (CMS126). I carefully cut open the panels then ran more brown distress ink around all the edges. I cut out a 2nd door and colored it with more distress inks. Once the 2 were glued together I was able to stamp the sentiment, date and names in Jet Black Archival Ink using old Hero Arts stamp sets (LL761 and LL762) and Tim's a & f (CMS156) that I cut apart. After the door was glued to the card front I added 2 hearts cut from Tim's mini movers & shapers set (with cupid).
This idea could just as easily be used for birthday greetings.
I always try to look beyond the obvious use when buying new stencils and dies.
This idea could just as easily be used for birthday greetings.
I always try to look beyond the obvious use when buying new stencils and dies.
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Oh! This is really neat! Really a great idea and I may use it next year for my Mom's annual order of anniversary cards. I was in Novi at a scrapbook show about a month ago and T!m was there demoing. I couldn't wait long enough to get close enough to learn anything unfortunately. I did buy a wooden stamp from SA and it's a really cool door along with my very first Wendy set. Mario was the checkout clerk and I was thinking "Susan needs to be here" :). Happy Summer!
ReplyDeleteHey, I guess it's way too early for me to be up and wandering around, since I forgot to sign my name to that last note! nise
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