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DIY Stencil Card

Hey everyone... It's no secret stencils are IN! And I've been planning to make a stenciled card for a while. I do not own any stencils yet, but I knew I could come up with something. I am the kind of crafter that has learned to multitask with one same die. This time it was no different. I made my own stencil from heavyweight paper and a Spellbinder die. This was the result:


I stamped a sentiment on vellum and finished it with some lilac gems. Very simple but colorful and fun card, and a perfect friendship Valentine's card.

Materials
Spellbinders: 
- Butterfly Magic
- Grand Calibur Die Cutting Machine
Colorbox Painbox Pigment Inks
Hero Arts - Friends are Treasures
Inkadinkado Embossing Powder - Hot Pink
Merletto Diamond Stickers
Imagine Crafts: Sponge Dauber
Other generic Materials
White heavyweight cardstock
Vellum

Hope you find it useful. Search your die collection, you may find something that could actually work as a stencil. That's all for now. 'Til next time!

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Note: I did die cut the image first, and then use it as stencil. I didn't use the actual die to stencil.

Comments

  1. Just beautiful! Love the embossed vellum! Thanks for sharing your card with us at www.7kidscollegefund.com!

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  2. Thank you and everyone at the site for having me!

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  3. Beautiful colors and stencil, wow! Love the overlay too. Beautiful card! Thank you for joining us at http://www.7kidscollegefund.com. Hugs Kelly

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  4. Thanks Kelly! You're very kind. And thanks for having me!

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  5. This is so pretty, Graciellie! The stencilling looks fabulous and I love the look of the stamped vellum too!

    Thanks so much for playing along with us at My Craft Spot!

    Kate
    Small Bits of Paper

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  6. Gorgeous card! I love the embossing on the vellum-wonderful colors and pretty design!
    Thanks for joining us in the challenge at My Craft Spot!
    Sherrie K

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  7. Wow! I like it very well! Thanks for joining us at Fairytale Challenge. Hugs, Susanne.

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  8. absolutely STUNNING use of colour here! i want to mix up my inks and bust out my stencils! thanks so much for linking up at Paper Issues! :)

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