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Sunday, 6 June 2021

Getting buzzy

 I only started to use stencils a few years ago - you wouldn't know it now from the size of my collection, it almost rivals my collection of stamps! I really love the versatility - stencils can be used in a very CAS way, or in the inkiest, messiest of ways. They can be used with inks, pastes, pints, sprays, glitters and gels. This time I've gone for a very CAS look 


I sponged distress inks in honey, orange, yellow and brown through the stencil then stamped  the bees and sentiment over the honeycomb background and finished off the bees' bodies with a deep yellow pencil. The whole card took about 10 minutes to make, and most of that was choosing the best placement for the stamping. 

I am sharing this with 

AAA Cards - No layers/use hexagons 


Alphabet Challenge - E is for Easy, Simple card

Less is More - your favourite technique (stencilling) 



2 Crafty Critter crazies - Anything goes with a creature




8 comments:

  1. Great cas card, you can't go wrong with bees, ever! Thank you for playing at AAA Cards

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  2. Lovely card. Thank you for joining the challenge at 2 Crafty Critter Crazies. Hope to see you again next time.

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  3. Just so gorgeous! Loving the stencilled corner for your bees to land on. Thanks for playing at AAA Cards, hope to see you join in with future challenges too. Stay safe and keep crafting!

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  4. Wonderful card! love this corner! Thank you for playing at AAA Cards!

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  5. Beautiful CAS card! Thanks for joining us Less is More.

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  6. Lovely card - you got a great effect with that stencil. Thanks for joining us at the Alphabet challenge. Deborah x

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  7. Stunning, I love the simplicity and beauty. Thank you for joining in our E challenge at Alphabet Challenges. Caz. DT.

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