Well...here's a card I made using this technique.
First - I made a mask by die cutting out a piece of cardstock using Spellbinders Labels 8 set. Next - I put the mask over the card base and stamped the Mesh Background. Then - leaving the mask in place, I used a Sponge Dauber and inked around the edges to darken it up a bit.
THAT my friends is Mortise (reverse) Masking.
I LOVE the NEW A Muse Studio Holiday Catalog that was just released...but lets not forget the AWESOME holiday stamp sets available in the regular catalog. Like the sets I used on my card: Harvest Blessings, Happy Jacks and Mesh Background. BUT...I did use the NEW Wasabi ink on the Mesh Background and NEW French Roast Flocking on the pumpkin stems. MAN I love getting new stuff!!!
Julie Ebersol - Director of Education for A Muse Studio - did a fantastic video showing how to do this technique. Check it out!
Don't forget to leave a comment on my Monday Blog Post for a chance to win a prize! I only have a few people that left comments....so get on over there and enter! :) I will pick a random winner this Saturday (Aug. 27th)
All supplies are available from my A Muse Studio website.
Recipe:
Stamps - Harvest Blessings, Mesh Background, Happy Jacks
Inks - Evergreen, Pumpkin, Nutmeg, Buttercup, Wasabi; Versafine Onyx Black
Papers - Kraft cardstock, Sugar cardstock (used to make mask)
Misc. - Spellbinders Labels 8, Big Shot Die Cut Machine, French Roast Twine, French Roast Flocking, Sponge Daubers, Quickie Glue Pen, 3D Foam Adhesive
Lovely! Great Fall card!
ReplyDeleteLove the texture on this card! The background is fabulous and I ADORE the flocking on the pumpkin! GREAT idea!
ReplyDeleteWOWZA! This is DA' BOMB, Lori! So glad you played! :)
ReplyDeletethat's awesome, lori! as usual, your cards are wonderful! ;p
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card Lori! Love it! The shading on the pumpkins is wonderful!
ReplyDeleteI love all the texture on this card!
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful Lori. Love them popped up pumpkins. The background technique is awesome!!!!
ReplyDeleteLove everything about your card!
ReplyDeleteA beautiful fall project, Lori. Love the dimension and that font on your sentiment is divine!
ReplyDeleteDude, this is incredible!! I've never heard of this technique, but the results are awesome - I might just have to play with some myself!! Yummy! When you have five minutes, call me . . . I'll update you on the weekend. Smooches!
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