Hello ribbon
friends. Today I’d like to share with you a scrapbook page featuring a fun
masking technique made with the wide sheer ribbon.
I love the
trend of stencils. It’s so fun and an easy way to add great designs to any
page. I decided that the wide sheer ribbon would be a great piece to try this
technique on.
Instructions:
1. First I
covered my work surface with scrap paper. I laid my ribbon over it and taped
the ends with a bit of washi tape so that it doesn’t move during my inking.
2. I then
picked the stencil that I wanted to use. I have a 12x12 stencil from Heidi
Swapp and I thought that the length was perfect for a scrapbook page. I sprayed
my ribbon (with stencil over it) with Bronze mist and set it aside to dry.
3. After it
had dried, I then added the ribbon piece on my layout. I layered some more papers and embellishments
to complete my page.
Here’s
another look at the finished project:
Thank you for stopping by and I hope you try
the stencil technique for your next ribbon project.
Happy Creating,
Grace
Supplies
Used:
Cardstock-
The Paper Company
Pattern
papers- (Background) Yes Please, American Crafts; (others) Party day, Crate
Paper
Chipboard
stickers- Soleil, Basic Grey
Doilies-
Doodlebug Design Inc.
Hand and bee
stickers- SRM Stickers
Letter
stickers- (white) Basic Grey; (turquoise) Webster’s Pages
Circle
cutter- Creative Memories
Mist and
Stencil- Heidi Swapp
Pen-
Millenium, Zig
Journaling
font- Century Gothic, MS Word
Button-
Foofala
Twine and
Tag- Source Unknown
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