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“Have a Sweet Birthday” Slimline Card With Ink Blended Background

Have a Sweet Birthday Slimline Card
Have a Sweet Birthday Slimline Card

The lovely folks over at Pinkfresh Studio are having had a challenge with the theme of “anything goes” for World Card Making Day. I made a couple of new cards for this challenge using some leftover papers I made during their previous stripes and gradients challenge.

Here you can see some of ink blending and striping I did for the last challenge, along with the Vertical Stripes Stencil by Pinkfresh Studio. Love this stencil! I used it to make the bottom three ink-blended papers you see pictured below:

Ink Blended Papers Made With the Vertical Stripes Slimline Stencil by Pinkfresh Studio
Ink Blended Papers Made With the Vertical Stripes Slimline Stencil by Pinkfresh Studio

You don’t need the stencil for this particular card, but it’s a handy item to have in your craft supplies stash. I actually use it for making journaling spots more than I use it for stenciling — but I didn’t use it at all on this card.

Other Craft Supplies Needed for Creating a Similar Slimline Card With Scalloped Heart Motif and Ink Blended Vertical Stripes:

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Posted By: Amy Solovay


About the Author: Amy Solovay is a content creator and educator who holds a bachelor’s degree with a studio art minor; she has also earned a separate degree in textile design. Amy learned to stamp and color as a small child, and she still enjoys stamping techniques all these years later. Beyond that, she enjoys introducing other crafters to the best new craft supplies, and she also loves helping crafters learn new techniques for making the most of the craft supplies they buy.


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This page was last updated on 9-22-2024.