Making Cards using Stencils

 Sue ran our most recent project, and supplied some stencils and ink, while some members brought their own, or chose to use a different medium. There were some lovely results!

Beryl

Dominique

Michelle

Nadi

Parvin

Shilpa

Sue

Tricia

More Tote Bags

 Because some members couldn't come to our last meeting, we had a repeat today, decorating tote bags using inks, stamps and stencils. All of these used Versafine or Versafine Clair ink.

Barbara

Beryl

Carol

John

Panna

Susan

Tricia

Inky Blending and Masking

 Last year, we did a session on inky blending, and the group wanted to do a similar session this term. We used Distress Inks for backgrounds, stencils for texture, stamps stamped with Versafine Clair ink for focal points. Stencils are from Clarity, Creative Expressions, Crafter's Companion, and Lavinia and stamps from Lavinia, Inkylicious, Woodware, and Spellbinders. Masks were die cut or torn copy paper.

Dominique

Dominique

Nadi

Nadi

Nadi

Nadi

Tricia

Tricia

Tricia

Tricia

Tricia

Barbara

Barbara

Our next session will be led by Adrienne and we're going to start some decoupage projects. I hope I can post the results in a few weeks.

Tricia's Cards

 Tricia said, 'Here are a few of the cards I've made lately.'

'I used some stamping, die cutting, colouring, gell plate, and digital techniques.'

Nadi's Stencil Art

 

Nadi used some Crafter's Companion stencils to make this pretty card.

Tricia's Shopping Bags

Tricia said, 'I've enjoyed creating patterns on fabric for face masks, so I decided to get a head start on little Christmas gifts and do some cotton shoppers. The first is a combination of a stencil and stamping, and the others are just stamped. I finished some off with some crochet lace.

'This fourth one is going to be mine because I got interrupted while stamping and ended up stamping a tree the wrong way round, so I had to try to retrieve it. Not happy with the result, but it'll hold shopping!'