Abstract Tulips Layered Stencil Card

A project from our live show CATCH UP with CARLEY and TONI for Stencil Heaven - Check out these fantastic designs from Stamps By Me · 18/06/2021 · watch it from 15:15

A multi-layered stencilled card featuring abstract tulips in purple and green. The design builds up through four stencil layers, each adding depth and detail to create a vibrant, dimensional floral artwork.

You will need

Izink Dye Based Ink Pad 5 X 5CM - Cassis 050821QSEE IT Izink Dye Based Ink Pad 5 X 5CM - Menthe 050821MSEE IT Izink Dye Based Ink Pad 5 X 5CM - Emeraude 050821HSEE IT

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Step by step

1. Place stencil number one onto your cardstock and align the four registration hearts in the corner. ▶ watch 15:30
2. Apply purple ink through the stencil using a brush, focusing on the open areas. ▶ watch 16:00
3. Line up stencil number two by matching the hearts, then apply a darker shade of purple to add depth and shadow. ▶ watch 16:45
4. Position stencil number three and apply soft green ink to introduce the foliage elements. ▶ watch 17:30
5. Align stencil number four using the heart guides and apply a darker green to create dimension in the leaves. ▶ watch 18:15
6. Remove the stencil carefully to reveal the completed layered design. ▶ watch 19:00
7. Place the coordinating outline die around the image and run through your die-cutting machine. ▶ watch 20:00
8. Mount the die-cut design onto a card base to complete the project. ▶ watch 21:00

Tips from the show

• The registration hearts on each stencil ensure perfect alignment every time, removing any guesswork.
• You can adapt the design by using different colours or even adding paint splodges around the stencil for an artistic effect.
• The stencils are numbered in the corner to help you keep them in the correct order.

More from this show

• Classic Rose Layered Stencil Card
• Glitter Paste Textured Card with Rose Focal Point

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