Showing posts with label LJ901. Show all posts
Showing posts with label LJ901. Show all posts

Thursday, May 3, 2012

May Challenge

 It's the very merry month of May now, and the Dreamweaver Stencils' Dream Team are playing with a new challenge, and we're hoping that YOU will play along! All of this month, we'll be creating for graduations and/or using black and white with a pop of color. May and June are typically the time for grads in the US, but to keep things even more interesting, you can choose to play with our colorway challenge instead.
Obviously, to play along with us, you do not have to have a complicated creation, so pull out your supplies and have some fun! Link your creation to the Dream It Up! blog, or email pics of your creation to Lynell@dreamweaverstencils.com.  We love to post your submissions on the blog as well as the Facebook page. Even more, we love to provide you the opportunity to win one of two sets of two stencils by playing along. You have all of May to link as many creations as you'd like! Sorry...winners must be from the US or Canada.

This week I decided to combine all the parts of the challenge and create a black and white graduation card with a POP of color. Hope you enjoy it!


The steps for creating this are:
  • Tape the tassel stencil (LJ814 - I know, I know, it's retired, but you might still be able to find it somewhere!) to white linen cardstock, masking off the border and the two larger tassels
  • Apply Glossy Black Embossing Paste with the paste spreader (LM2010)
  • Remove and clean the stencil, let paste dry
  • Tape the Celebrate script stencil (LS90) to white linen cardstock
  • Apply Glossy Black Embossing Paste with the paste spreader (LM2010)
  • Remove and clean the stencil, let paste dry
  • Emboss Mosaic swirls stencil (LJ901) on white cardstock
  • Layer the white pieces on black
  • Add a couple of red brads (or whatever the colors of the school are)
  • Ta Da! a simple, fun Graduation card!
Be sure to stop over at the other team member blogs to see their new May creations!


Happy Creating,
Louise