
It’s no secret I have an obsession with stencils. They are so versatile and, compared to other items in my craft room, very inexpensive! Today, I’m using my stencils to do one of my favorite things on cards, make a scene. But with the help of stencils it’s quick & easy! Check out the video tutorial below for all the info!
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A few tips to make scene making easy. First, ink blending is the quickest, but you can also use paints and modeling pastes as well. I used all inks today, but layering them is super easy!

To start both panels I ink blended with a brush and a very light hand on white cardstock. Then, after overlaying the stencil, I used a heavier hand to apply ink through the stencil. Using this technique allows you to use less inks, but still have a variety of colors. And as long as you give the layers a bit of time to dry, the inks won’t mix!

Finally, use a variety of ink blending tools to make the scene making even easier. I like to use a mixture of small and large blending brushes, small and large sponge daubers, and fantastic ink blenders, too!

Scene making can sometimes be tedious with stamping and masking and coloring, but with stencils, it’s so easy! If you are interested in any of the products I used today, you can find them all listed and linked down below! Until next time, happy crafting!!
- TCW866 Cyrpress Tree
- TCW863 Sunflower Meadows
- Eucalyptus CP Ink Pad
- Icing on the Cake CP Ink Pad
- It’s A Boy CP Ink Pad
- Skylight CP Ink Pad
- Sauna CP Ink Pad
- Shea Butter CP Ink Pad
- Amazon Blending Brush Set
- Finger Dauber
- Jumbo Ink Dauber
- Fantastix Tool
- Painter’s Tape
- Hero Arts Prayers Stamp & Die Set
- SSS Thanks Stamp & Die Set
- Kat Scrappiness Wood Grain Frame Die
- Nuvo Deluxe Adhesive
- Foam Adhesive
- Irresistible Pico Embellisher – Clear
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