Card-io Spring Raindrop

Visited a craft fair recently (first one in absolutely ages) and treated myself to some Cardi-io stamps sets, stencils/masks ideal for making nature scenes.  I made these two similar Easter/Spring cards.


Through the raindrop stencil I brushed over distress oxides using green/yellow/orange inks but faded them out on the right hand side.  As the stencil was too thick I made a paper raindrop aperture so I could stamp the scene inside.  Fence and overhanging tree stamped in brown, foliage in various shades of green inks and the silhouette birds and rabbits with black ink.  Some of the lower foliage has white pen dots added for extra interest.


Panels matted onto spring green cardstock.  One has two rounded corners, got some stray ink on one panel so had to die cut that away but I quite like the overall effect of seeing more of the green matt layer!  Sentiment stamped and added on a die cut oval.
I've used - A5 cream card bases
Creative Expressions coconut white foundations card
Card-io stamp sets - Perfect Place & Cottontail Capers
Card-io MajeMask - Raindrops
Various inkpads - Distress Oxides, Memento, VersaColor, VersaFine Clair
Sentiment magazine covermount

Linking up with -
We Love Stamping                       Ellibelle's Corner: I Spy with my little Eye                 Four Seasons
Anything stamped/                                   A Spring or Easter Critter                             ATG Spring
option (real) Birds and Animals
                               
Lift Challenge - #178 Stamping in a shape/mask


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Comments

  1. Amazing! Such lovely and clever idea using a raindrop stencil to show your sweet nature scene! Bot the the results are so beautiful! Thanks for the inspirations!
    Thanks so much also for joining us at We Love Stamping!

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  2. Great Spring/Easter cards,love the stamped scenes inside the raindrop stencil
    Carol x

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  3. Hi this is fabulous, I saw it at Four Seasons Challenge. You should enter it also at The Lift Challenge as it is exactly what the challenge is! In fact, I thought you had made it for their challenge when I saw your card, lol.
    http://liftchallenge.blogspot.com/2023/04/liftchallenge-178.html
    xoxo, Aimeslee

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  4. The raindrop stencil is so effective and both your cards using it lovely, many thanks for joining us at We Love Stamping challenge.

    B x

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  5. Such a beautiful design, thank you for the version you sent to me - its gorgeous. Emmax

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  6. A fabulous design and gorgeous spring scene!
    Thank you so much for joining in at "I spy with my little eye" as well as Four Seasons challenge!
    Ellie
    Ellibelle's Corner

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  7. Both cards are creatively beautiful, such pretty scenes, you should enter our Stencil Fun challenge!
    Thank you for joining our challenge at The Four Seasons!
    Diane FS Co-Owner
    {Nellies Nest}
    {Four Seasons}
    {Stencil Fun}

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  8. Great cards !!!!!
    groeten Ineke

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  9. Love the original shape of this mask Steph. Both cards are lovely. Thank you for joining us at the liftchallenge.

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  10. What lovely scenes in that unusual shape, love the colourchoice and stamping! Thank you for joining us at the Liftchallenge, Steph!

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  11. This is gorgeous, I love how you have made the stamping in a raindrop, very clever. Thank you so much for sharing your lovely creation with us at We Love Crafting.
    Hugs
    Cathy
    xxxxx

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  12. Stunning scene, beautiful card.
    Thank you for sharing at We Love Stamping April Challenge;-))m

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  13. Love this take on the Liftchallenge. Such a sweet and cute scene. I love the shape also. Very nice. Thank you for joining us at the Liftchallenge!

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