Using Masks in Memory Making
Ever thought about using ink blending with masks to create a memory page background? Our Concept Artist did, and we think the results are outstanding!
To CASE this look, start with two sheets of 12" x 12" (30.5 x 30.5 cm) White Willow Cardstock and the Layers of Beauty Bundle—which includes the Layers of Beauty Stamp Set, Layers of Beauty Dies, and Layers of Beauty Decorative Masks. (Cut down one sheet of White Willow Cardstock to about 11" x 11" (27.9 x 27.9 cm) and adhere it to the 12" x 12" (30.5 x 30.5 cm) sheet, creating a frame effect.)
Next step: put on some music and begin creating a gorgeous page with all these amazing products!
First, stamp the floral images in Tuxedo Black Memento ink; then, cover them with a mask and use your favorite inks and a Blending Brush to add color. Easy! Tip: The masks are numbered from 1–5 and include notches to assist in lining up the masks.
If you’d like to CASE our color combo, here you go! Use Highland Heather ink with mask 1; for mask 2, use Gorgeous Grape ink (applied lightly); use Gorgeous Grape ink again with Mask 3, but this time, apply the ink more heavily. For Masks 4 and 5, use light and dark applications of Garden Green ink. Then, die cut the three colored flower clusters and adhere them to the page using Stampin’ Dimensionals.
Finish up by die cutting Basic White Cardstock leaves, layer them behind the colored ones, then splatter the arrangement with a dark Highland Heather Stampin’ Blend. Last step: add your favorite photos!
I hope that you enjoyed today's post, there is so much to LOVE about stamping!
Cindy
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