Skip to main content

Silverware Card

This week, the Stampendous team is sharing projects made with Fran's new stencil line. I really like the Silverware stencil, so that was the first of her new collection that I used.


Supplies:
Stampendous:
FMS4023: Silverware Stencil
DWLX7013: Pinwheel Checkerboard
DWDSP: Silver Embossing Paste
DWDPK: Palette Knife
SSC1116: Friendship Assortment
STF082: VersaFine Ink in Onyx Black
DCP1005: Fitted Frames Set A

Other:
My Colors: Tropical Splash, Madras Blue, Grape Vine
Imagine Crafts: Delicata Ink in Silvery Shimmer
irRESISTables Pico Embellisher in Shimmer
Memento Ink in Summer Sky
May Arts: Twine
Beacon Adhesives: Zip Dry Glue



Directions: 
1. Tape the Silverware Stencil to Madras Blue cardstock and apply Silver Embossing Paste with the Palette Knife. Let dry. Tear the right side and sprinkle with Vintage Lilac embossing powder and heat set. Squeeze a dot of Shimmer irRESISTables on to the handle of each utensil. Let dry.

2. Stamp sentiment from Friendship Assortment on to Mixed Media Paper using VersaFine ink in Onyx Black. Die Cut with small "E" Fitted Frame. Ink with Summer Sky Memento. Die cut large "E" Fitted Frame with Tropical Splash Cardstock.

3. Using Plum cardstock, tape down the Pinwheel Checkerboard stencil and apply Silvery Shimmer Delicata Ink with a stencil brush. Cut the piece to 3 1/2" x 6." 

4. Create the card base out of Tropical Splash cardstock cut to the dimensions of 10" x 6 1/2."

5. Tie a small bow with thin purple twine, and glue all layers with Zip Dry.  



Here are some of my fellow teamies that are posting today. Thanks for stopping by. Have an inspiring day!
Alison Heikkila (that's me!)
Labels:

Comments

barbara macaskill said…
Awesome card!! The image and sentiment definitely go together like pb and j! TFS!
June 6, 2016 at 8:48 AM
Stampendous said…
Oh what a great pairing of stencil and sentiment! LOVE the torn layer and extra stenciling for pattern paper. Such a great card, Alison. Thank you for sharing!
June 6, 2016 at 12:54 PM
Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Christmas in July with Imagine Crafts & Stencil Girl!

Hello! Have you heard? The Imagine AIRs have been hopping with Stencil Girl! If you have been here before, you know I loooove me some stencils, so this collaboration was very exciting for me! The teams are hopping for 3 consecutive Saturdays, and this is week 2. I have the entire list of hop links at the bottom of the post. Be sure you don't miss anyone! I decided to to create an extra large gift tag with my new stencils. Using red cardstock, I taped down the Journal Texture #8 Stencil  and inked it up with Golden Glitz Delicata ink . I promise you, this is the BEST gold ink you will ever use! The Journal stamp only has 2 diamonds on it (it's a 4x4" stencil), so after I inked up the first pair, I moved over the stencil, lined it up, and inked again. Next I wanted to do something textural with the Urban Insiders Star . So I took some evergreen cardstock, taped down the star, and slathered on some yummy Iridescent Green Creative Medium . After the medium dried, I ga
40 comments
Read more

Deco Art and Andy Skinner Hop

This is a very exciting week for the Stampendous team! We are hanging out with the ultra cool Deco Art Mixed Media team, each using each other's products to share some incredible creations with you. These companies go hand in hand, so using each other's products is easy. And the results are amazing. We are of course featuring Andy Skinner's stamps, who is the DecoArt International Education Coordinator.  And yup, there are prizes! But I want you to go to the Stampendous Blog for all of that info. The link is at the bottom of the post. Now, on to my project. I made a cool wall hanging today. I started off with a piece of MDF and I drilled 2 holes, and covered it with DecoArt's white Gesso. After it dried, I used Andy's Alcohol and Media fluid Acrylics Layering Technique. You can check out his how-to video HERE . Needless to say, it's a great technique, and I loved doing it. Once I finished with the aforementioned technique, I sealed the piece w
58 comments
Read more

Changes

Greetings! I don't have a project to share with you today, but rather, an announcement. I have decided to completely revamp my blog, and move it to a new site. I've been blogging at 21st Century Pillow Book for over 10 years now, and it's been wonderful. But the "Pillow Book" aspect got lost somewhere along the way. If you don't know what that is, read my description in the blog header, or do a quick search. They are really very cool. Anyway, I thought it was due time for me to work on a new blog, more of a brand, etc. So, I invite you to now join me over at alisonheikkila.com . I've still got some polishing up to do, and a whole lot of learning, as WordPress is completely different from Blogger, but I am really excited for this new site. I've wanted to do this for a long time, and I am happy to finally be getting it done. Bear with me as I figure out the best way to make it all look and flow. I thankfully have some help with that. But I think you
Post a Comment
Read more