The first, a card, was created last year and I think perfectly represents the changing colors of the season.
This card was first machine embossed and then colored with pigment inks and a stencil brush. Very quick, very simple and very stunning.
The next card is one I will be teaching at Stampin' Cat on October 13. It uses Twinkling H2Os for the background and copper paste and Metallic F/X with the stencil.
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And finally, I'll share with you my favorite and one that brings me a TON of compliments each time I wear it.
This pendant was made by embossing the Maple Leaf stencil over conditioned polymer clay and then brushing it with Metallic F/X. I wish you could see this in person. It truly is stunning.
I hope by showing you just some of the versatility of Dreamweaver stencils you will be inspired to play along with our challenge this month. There are two winners each month. Please check out Dreamweaver's blog for all the details on how to enter (and win!)
And for more inspiration and amazing eye candy, please check out the other Dream Team blogs. You can find all their links in the right hand column.
5 comments:
You have been one busy busy stenciler! Your work is gorgeous and I too love that pendant! Hoping all is well in your life Cherylynn!
Cherylynn these are beautiful. I wish I could see that pendant in person Happy Fall.
Wow! These are all fabulous! Isn't that molten magic technique fun, I love teaching that!
Explain please how you emboss the leaves on the clay. Did you press the clay into the stencil? Love that pendant, and your cards are wonderful!
Beautiful! I love them all!
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