GARDEN LATTICE HELLO.

 Hello!

I have to say, I wasn’t loving the bright colors as I was going along, but I believe in pushing through to see the final product.  Then if I still really dislike it, into the recycle process it goes. I have some plastic sleeves of paper parts - stamped, die cut, embossed, backgrounds, card stock and pattern paper strips, etc. A couple times a year I dig it all out and usually make about a dozen or more pretty decent cards!

Playing along with the following challenges in no particular order:

this Allsorts #843 challenge - Embossing or Anything Goes (ends 2/26?).

and this Stencil Fun challenge - Create Your Own Background (ends 2/28).

UPDATE!

and this Pick 3 challenge (ends 3/17) - I chose Flowers, Bright Colors and Embellishments.

and this Sweet Stampin’ challenge - No Designer Paper

 (ends 2/27).

This stencil set is 5 layers, one for each color. I colored them all in with Hero Arts Hero Hues inks and blender brushes (except green, which is a Distress ink). I then cleaned and dried the first layer plastic stencil sheet and sponged Versamark through it so it was on the lightest pink area only. I heat embossed this area with holographic powder (an OLLLLD jar of PSX! But I say if it still works, and I don’t hate it, use it up 😂) The rest is straight forward - I die cut the lattice once, and the Hello 2x, then glued as shown. Embellishments are random flat back rhinestones from stash. 

SUPPLIES

Hello sentiment stamp - Spellbinders A Little Hello Sentiments set 

lattice medallion die - Spellbinders Spring Label Motifs set

flower frame stencil set - Spellbinders Stamp of the Month Jan 25 Nature’s Frame 

Thanks for stopping in today!