Tuesday, 8 May 2018

Uniko - Stencils: Party Confetti and Stylised Floral ....

... Hello! We've reached the midpoint of our Uniko Introductions. Today I'm introducing a couple of new stencils and they're fab! I do hope you've enjoyed what you've seen so far, and thanks for your lovely comments. I'm going to start with an elegant thank you card showcasing the Stylised Floral stencil (and a sneak of tomorrow's intro too):

Thank You - photo by Deborah Frings - Deborah's Gems

Stamps: Uniko - Simply Said Blocks II, Flower Power #8
Inks: Distress - Shaded Lilac, Wilted Violet; Gina K - Wild Lilac; Versamark
Accessories: White Lustre Card; Gold & Silver Vellum; Gold Embossing Powder; Gems


I got the colour scheme from the current Inkspirational - INK#160 challenge where they want us to use Shades of Purple and Gold, and as I've used vellum on the card, I'm going to submit it to The Flower Challenge - TFC#20 where they want us to use vellum/acetate.

I started by cutting the gold vellum mat and a white panel slightly smaller. I put the stencil over the card, taped it in placed and inked all over with pale lilac, I added some darker purple around the centres of each flower, but you can't really see it in the photo - it's better in real life!! I stamped the little flower in Versamark on silver vellum, heat set it with gold powder and fussy cut them all out. I attached them to the card and added a variety of different colour and shaped purple gems to the centre of each flower. I finished the front of the card by adding a simple block sentiment. On the inside, I cut another gold vellum mat and on the white panel, I stamped a greeting and a few of the outline flower in shades of purple.

Thank You inside - photo by Deborah Frings - Deborah's GemsThank you sq - photo by Deborah Frings - Deborah's Gems

I wasn't sure what to make with the next stencil, and then I saw the MUSE challenge - MUSE#265 and it was so easy:

Time to Celebrate - photo by Deborah Frings - Deborah's Gems

Stamps: Uniko - Birthday Sentiments
Inks: Distress Oxides - Lucky Clover, Salty Ocean, Seedless Preserves; Versafine - Onyx Black; Gina K - Black Onyx
Accessories: White Lustre Card; SU Card - Pistachio Pudding; Clear Embossing Powder


I made the base from pale green card. I cut a panel of white card smaller and put the stencil on top, taping it into position. I used the same three colours as the party banners on the Muse card and inked the stencil to match the pattern. I finished the front by embossing a bold sentiment in black. On the inside, I cut a panel of white card and stamped a birthday greeting using the three shade of ink and adding a very subtle hint of colour with the stencil.

Time to Celebrate inside - photo by Deborah Frings - Deborah's GemsTime to Celebrate Sq - photo by Deborah Frings - Deborah's Gems


That's all from me today, but it for more inspiration projects, do visit Bev's blog to check out more from the rest of the Design Team. The release schedule is:

Introductions: 5th - 11th May

RELEASE DAY: Saturday 12th May, 9.00am BST. Join in our Design Team Blog Hop & Giveaway! You will also be able to buy the whole release at the Uniko online store. For prize details see Bev's blog.  See you again tomorrow!

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15 comments:

Rahmat said...

Ooh nice, love the vellum floers on the stenciled BG. Love the confetti stencil in these lovely shades on the second card.

Julie B said...

Two fab cards showcasing the stencils, the first works well with the little vellum flowers. :)

Izzy Scrap said...

Yeah ! You rock again with this showcase, Deborah ! What a delicate and feminine card in purple and gold ! Love your pairing of the floral stencil and the flower Power stamp set. So beautiful with the Vellum ! Your Celebration card is another great take on the Muse challenge, well done ! Hugs x

Sazzle Dazzle said...

Oooh! purple and gold .... not a combo I've used much but looks pretty exotic here with your stencil showcase Debs ... may have to give those colours a try. I love all those pretty colours in the party confetti stencil and teamed beautifully with the bold celebrate sentiment. x

Shauna said...

Fantastic cards! I particularly like the pattern and the gold flower additions to the first card. Thanks for playing with us at Inkspirational!
- Shauna

Linda said...

WOW! Great showcase for the new stencils. I love how you've used the flowers on the first card xx

cm said...

Oh la la, Deborah! Two lovely cards that give the new stencils star-of-the-show billing! Thrilled to see the beautiful purple-and-gold one in the Inkspirational gallery! The flowers/stencil pairing is wonderfully classy...
Hugs~carol

Sue D said...

Love the gold embossed flowers with the purple background and the fun colors on the celebrate card.

Lindsey said...

Gorgeous colours with your party confetti stencil - love it! And you've paired the new Flower Power stamps perfectly with the floral stencil - inspired! X

Ardyth said...

Don't you love it when a card comes together so well! I love the ink blending on this. And that thank you card is awesome too - love how you used the stencil with the vellum flowers! So great to see you at Muse this week, Deborah!

Neets B said...

Two great cards, Deborah. Love the use of gold from those lovely new flowers. And your celebration card is a great interpretation of my design. Thanks so much for playing along at Muse, Anita x

Marjorie DUMONTIER said...

These backgrounds are so cool !
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Joyce said...

Absolutely love your Muse entry. I was wondering how you did all that stamping, but then I saw you used stencils. Brilliant. Love the inside too.

Nonni said...

Two fab cards! Gold vellum... Wow! I think I've never seen such thing! It looks gorgeous. Love your repetitive design with the die cut flowers. All that gold embossing shines beautifully! Thanks for joining us at Inkspirational!

TaeEun said...

The first one is so elegant in gorgeous color combination and the second card is so cheerful! Gold and silver vellums go so gorgeously with purple tone! Thank you so much for joining us at The Flower Challenge!

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