Stencil Monoprinting

Morning.

Today, I am officially a part of the TLC (Technique Lovers) Challenge Team at Splitcoast Stampers.

For my first challenge, I am challenging others to make a card using a Stencil Monoprinting technique.

It is super easy and lots of fun and just another great way to stretch the use of your stencils

for a different, more watercoloured look.

I began by inking the back of my Tim Holtz Wildflower stencil with Salty Ocean and Peacock Feathers Distress ink.

Next, I sprayed with a generous amount of water and pressed the ink onto my cardstock.  I covered it with a dry paper towel and pressed all over the stencil being sure the ink would transfer onto my 

paper.  I removed the paper towel and stencil to reveal the background.

While that dried, I die-cut the flowers, also from Tim Holtz and glued them over the monoprint.

The sentiment from Rubbernecker was stamped with black Memento ink in the other corner.

I sponged the edges with more DI when my card was done just to give it a more finished look.

Adding my card to these challenges:

Simon Says- ANYTHING GOES

Time Out- MAY ALL YOUR WEEDS BE WILD FLOWERS

613 Avenue Create- ANYTHING GOES


I so appreciate you coming to visit...thank-you.
I hope you get a chance to try out this fun technique.

Supplies:  stamps- Rubbernecker/ ink- Memento, Distress/ stencil- Tim Holtz/ die- TH/ Cuttlebug/ Mini Mister/ MISTI