5
BlendBrokenChinainkaroundtheedgesof
thenewpanel.UseCornflowerBlueinkto
stampthefrogontothepanel,positioned
slightlyoverlappingthele edge,asshown.
Cuta 15x10cmpieceofmixedmediacard.
Measure2.5cmfromthebottomandpencila
lineacrossthecardatthispoint.Usea sticky
notetomaskthecardbelowthepencilline.
1
Usestickynotestomasko a rectangulararea
ontherightsideofthecard,justabovethe
line.BlendStormySkyandFadedJeans
DistressInksaroundtheedge,asshown.
2
T
hebeautyofthiscardliesinits
simplicity– cleangeometriclines
andmonochrometonescombine
beautifullytomakea cardthat’sperfectfor
cuttingyourretiformteethon.
Choosea stampsetwithcomplementary
imagesforaneasywaytomakeyour
cardlookeddesigned,thengetbusywith
stickynotestomasko areasofdi erent
shapesandsizesthatleaveyouwith
6
Using the same technique as before, mask o
a tall, narrow section on the le side of the
card. Shade with Iced Spruce and Weathered
Wood inks. Stamp the swan, as shown.
Make a single
colour card
Practise the technique with this stylish card that
combines simple shapes colouredinshadesofblue
MASTERCLASS
Basic card kit, plus
* The Paper Boutique 8x8in
papers – Moonlight Song,
from Creative Cra ing World
* Archival Ink – Cornflower
Blue, from Paper Artsy
* Cra Consortium The
Riverbank clear stamps –
King shers & Swan, from
Emerald Cra s
* Gemini clear stamps – Words
of Endearment, from Cra er’s
Companion
* Mixed media card * Black
card * Iridescent glitter glue
* White gel pen * Adhesive
gems * Distress Inks – Iced
Spruce, Chipped Sapphire,
Broken China, Weathered
Wood, Stormy Sky, Faded
Jeans * Sticky notes
a grid-like e ect. Use blending inks to
colour each section as you create it, then
stamp an image on top, making sure each
one slightly overlaps the masked area in
a variety of ways to create eye-catching
panels. By using di erent tones of one
colour for the inking and stamping, you
can create a super-stylish monochrome
e ect. Match your background papers for
a truly coordinated nish.
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