White Stencilled Floral Black Card

A project from our live show CATCH UP with Toni for a SATURDAY LAUNCH in the HTCN studio broadcast 20th Nov 21 · 20/11/2021 · watch it from 38:15

A striking black cardstock card featuring a delicate white floral stencil design layered with additional colours and embellishments. The white pigment ink creates a bold contrast on the dark background, with optional colour overlays and decorative details.

You will need

100134 - HTCN - Large Izink Pigment Ink Pad Bundle - Brights - 201121BSEE IT

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Step by step

1. Select a piece of black cardstock as your card base. ▶ watch 38:15
2. Position the floral blossom stencil onto the black cardstock. ▶ watch 38:30
3. Load a sponge dauber with white pigment ink from the large ink pad. ▶ watch 38:45
4. Push the white ink through the stencil onto the black cardstock, creating a floral pattern. ▶ watch 39:00
5. Allow the white ink to dry slightly, then carefully lift the stencil away. ▶ watch 39:30
6. Optionally, reposition the stencil and add a pink or coloured pigment ink overlay to the centre of the flowers. ▶ watch 40:00
7. Use a white gel pen to add connecting wiggly lines between the floral elements. ▶ watch 40:30
8. Stamp a second floral design in white ink in the centre of the card. ▶ watch 41:00
9. Add white gel pen details around the second flower to frame it. ▶ watch 41:30
10. Layer the card onto a black base and add black and white washi tape for embellishment. ▶ watch 42:00
11. Add sequins or gems to enhance the design if desired. ▶ watch 42:30

Tips from the show

• Pigment inks are opaque, so you can layer colours on top of each other without the base showing through.
• Sponge daubers help push ink through stencils more effectively than other applicators.
• White on black cardstock is striking and requires no additional matting or layering to stand out.

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• Watercoloured Floral Sketch Card

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