Some spots are larger than other on my creation.
The base card is white card stock.
To that I applied Distress ink picked raspberry.
Next I applied the lace with Faber-Castell whipped spackle mixed with Distress festive berry ink through Tim Holtz “Lace” stencil.
Once dry I sprayed for the spots with Distress Spray picket fence.
To finish I die cut the sentiment (Tim Holtz “Celebration Words, Script”) and the flower (Tim Holtz “Wildflowers Stems #2”) from heavier white car stock and glued them to the card front.
Wonderful, textural and arty looking card Arlene - love the spackled, stenciled, image contrasted with the smooth surface of the die cuts
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Maxine
Love, love the texture you achieved with this stencil and the beautiful color in the background, which makes your die-cut flower stand out perfectly.
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XO