Hello there! Today I´d like to share some cards with you, for which I used various stencils and doodling with a black and an white pen.
I first started by cutting some watercolor paper into smaller pieces and misted them with various spray ink colors (reds, greens and blues). After the first layer was dry, I added some Tarnished Brass Spray Stain here and there for additional detail.
Next I took out a black and a white pen and traced patterns thru stencils onto the background. I first just traced along the stencil pattern and then did some doodling inside the traced lines. This is how one of those backgrounds looks like.
After that I went along and glued some of the finished backgrounds onto card bases and added some embellishments and a sentiment.
If you don´t like such a bold pattern, you can also just use bits and pieces of these papers, like I did on the next three cards. For these I just punched some stars/hearts/butterflies out of the doodled papers and glued them on their places. This results in a totally different kind of look.
It was great fun creating these cards and playing around with the stencils. I hope you get inspired to try this idea out. Have fun!!!
Sanna
The Crafter´s Workshop Design Team Member
Used materials:
White pen – Signo Uni-ball
Black pen – Schneider Xtra Document
Spray inks – Dylusions, Distress Spray Stain
Other – watercolor paper, card bases
Stamp ink – Hero Arts, Ranger Industries
Stamp – Technique Tuesday
Geometric Art Layers (6×6 inch) – The Crafters Workshop
Beaded Curtain (6×6 inch) – The Crafters Workshop
Kelp Forest (12 x 12 inch) – The Crafter´s Workshop
Chrysanthemum (6 x 6 inch) – The Crafter´s Workshop
Abstract Leaves (6 x 6 inch) – The Crafter´s Workshop
Four Ferns (6 x 6 inch) – The Crafter´s Workshop
Folk Art Flower (12 x 12 inch) – The Crafter´s Workshop
CafeLatte (6 x 6 inch) – The Crafter´s Workshop
These are all wonderful!
thank you 🙂
Lovely papers, resulting in such gorgeous cards! Thanks for posting!
thanks!
Love those cards, Sanna.
thank you 🙂
Some great ideas for a fun technique, and lots of great cards. Thank you.
thank you, Christina!
I LOVE these!! How clever!
thank you 🙂