It's release day at Picket Fence Studios and I can't wait to show you the new items in the store! First up is the very chic Claire. For the background, I inked the new diamond patterned stencil with distress inks, and spritzed with water then placed it on cardstock. Lastly, I added a sentiment from a fun little set of six sentiments all with the word "because".
I can't get enough of the coordinating dies. The dies make it so easy to create cards with colorful backgrounds. Create the background, color a BFF Girl and die cut, no tricky fussy cutting needed!
For my next card, I created a fun outdoor scene with a simple watercolor background.
I colored the hen house then die cut it with the coordinating die. I also colored one of the chickens and die cut it. I took an Exacto knife and made a slice in the doorway just big enough to slide the chicken in so that it's peeping out the doorway.
(This card is for the F4A486 Challenge at SCS)
Not only does the June release have a cute chicken coop set but there is also this fun chicken set with eggs and coordinating dies too!
My last project is bright and cheerful. First I used a stencil to add brushstrokes then I added the lovely two-piece word die cut. Easy and fun!
You can check out the entire new release HERE!
As promised I have a giveaway! I have beautiful Jordan Girl to give away! You have two chances to win. Simply tell me your favorite way to create backgrounds then come back tomorrow to view more projects and leave a comment on tomorrow's post. Commenting will be open until the 20th and the winner will be announced June 22nd.
Have a fabulous day!
i love that background with the stencil. that turned out very cool. and the chicken peeking out, ha ha...that is so cute.
ReplyDeleteAll the cards are beautiful, but my fave is the first one, I love the cute Claire stamp and the BG you have created is awesome.
ReplyDeleteMy fave way to create background is using stencil and inking.
All cards are lovely.. they look amazing..Another great release by PF.. I have to try your stencil and distress ink technique, it looks abstract. I love to paint, so I prefer to create background scene on my own using watercolor or copic if time permits.. Otherwise stencil is the easiest way..
ReplyDeleteMore lovely cards. Really like the first one you shared - she looks as though she is ready for a fun day.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite backgrounds are made with distress oxide inks and stencils:)
ReplyDeleteI just love how you created the stencil background - and the colours are gorgeous! I've lately started using stencils again (they've come a long way!) plus I love watercoloured backgrounds.
ReplyDeleteAwesome cards! I love Claire, and the fun chicken sets too! The diamond patterned stencil is fabulous, and I love that pretty background you created with it!
ReplyDeleteLove you cards!!! The chicken sets may already be in my cart!! I love thr watercolor stripe stencil too. My favorite way to do a background is probably with blending brushes and stencils.
ReplyDeleteLove your card! My favorite back ground lately have been with the stencils and life changing brushes w distressed oxide inks
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards Angie. My favourite backgrounds recently have been made using brushos.
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Maxine
My favorite background to make is usually something watercolored. I also really enjoy making alcohol ink backgrounds.
ReplyDeleteLove this super cute girl from PFS and love the way you have used the sentiment die
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