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Layered 3D Rose Card with Stencil System - the finished project — The finished project

Create a beautiful dimensional floral card using a five-layer stencil system with coordinating die. By layering stencils and adding colour, you build up a stunning 3D rose design with pink roses and green foliage on a soft watercolour background. The technique gives a professionally painted look with depth and dimension, perfect for special occasions.

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Gather your five numbered stencils (A1, A2, A3, A4, A5) and coordinating die. Note the pre-punched hearts in the corners of each stencil for alignment purposes.
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Place stencil number one on your white card stock, aligning it as desired. Apply ink through the stencil using a blending brush, working the colour through the cut-out areas.
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Use a heat tool to dry the first inked layer completely. Once dry, lightly moisten the inked area with water using a brush to create a soft watercolour effect.
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Position the second stencil on top of your card stock, lining it up with the edge or using the heart registration guides. Apply a different colour of ink through the stencil using a blending brush.
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Continue building up the rose design by applying stencils three, four and five in sequence. Use a different colour of Dye Izink for each layer, such as brown (Brou de noix) and pink (Rosée). Allow each layer to dry completely before applying the next stencil.
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If you've lost definition of your rose shape, return to stencil one and re-apply the original ink colour to redefine the outline. Use a blending brush to carefully add the ink back over the rose areas that need more definition.
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Use the coordinating die to cut out your finished design for a clean edge. Position the die over the painted panel and run through your die-cutting machine. Alternatively, leave it as a painted panel without die-cutting.
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Mount your completed rose panel onto a card base using adhesive. Position the panel centrally on the card front to create your finished layered 3D rose card.
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Tips from the show

There are no rules in crafting—if you're unhappy with the result, change the colour or start again.
You can use the detailed stencil portion on its own and colour it with traditional markers, pens or pencils if you prefer not to spray.
If you've over-sprayed and lost your design, simply reapply stencil one to confirm and redefine the shape.

Layered 3D Rose Card with Stencil System

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