Masked In Burlap – Who Was That Masked Man?
Okay, so it’s not a masked man – but it is rooster masked in burlap! I just love the Home to Roost stamp set! This rooster is no Lone Ranger and is a perfect fit with so many other stamps from our catalog. This time I have masked the rooster with the Burlap background stamp. I used the “stencil” I created and used for creating a mask on this card – CLICK HERE
In addition, even though I am not a huge fan of coloring, the rooster is a pretty small area, so I thought I’d get out my Stampin’ Blends and through some color on him for you!
Here are some quick steps for masking your rooster in burlap:
- Create a heart mask with a window sheet (you can use paper or card stock, I prefer a window sheet since it is reusable).
- Use a little piece of washi tape or semi-permanent adhesive to adhere the heart mask to the card where you want it to be.
- Ink up the Burlap stamp and stamp over the mask and card.
- Carefully remove your heart mask and stamp your rooster and sentiment inside.
To demonstrate this card, I did a Facebook Live video! I also demonstrated two other cards with the Home to Roost stamp set during this video. Please like and follow my Facebook page to be notified when I go live (and to watch the video) – CLICK HERE
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If you enjoyed this masked in burlap project with Home to Roost you might also enjoy these two other posts showcasing Home to Roost – CLICK HERE and CLICK HERE
Thank you for stopping by to visit. If you have any questions, or need any help creating this masked in burlap card, please ask! I love helping you create stamping happiness for yourself and loved ones!
This Rooster Rules The Roost On The Farm And In Monochrome!
Ruling The Roost On The Farm And In Monochrome
This proud fella rules the roost on the farm and in monochrome! Since I’m not a big fan of spending lots of time on coloring (I really have to be in the mood, which is rare), monochrome is one of my go to favorites! Plus, just in case you are new to the term monochrome, here is a definition by Webopedia that I like:
Monochrome means one color. Typically one color is presented in different values and intensities — or different shades of the single color.
It’s amazing to me how one color presented in different shades can create images that speak volumes! In this instance, I used several different techniques on this card to obtain those various shades of the same color. Plus, I took the liberty of stretching the rule of monochrome a bit and used black for the sentiment to help it pop. Here they are in no particular order:
- Sponging
- Spattering
- Watercolor
To demonstrate this card, I did a Facebook Live video! I also demonstrated two other cards with the Home to Roost stamp set during this video. Please like and follow my Facebook page to be notified when I go live (and to watch the video) – CLICK HERE
Since the rooster and the horse are both farm animals, pairing the rooster (Home to Roost) with the horse (Let it Ride) just made sense. It’s a great pairing! To see another great stamp set pairing idea – CLICK HERE
Get These Supplies To Create This Monochrome Card:
But wait! Before you shop – you need to know about Sale-a-bration! (Home to Roost is a limited-time FREE Sale-a-bration item!) Sale-a-bration is Stampin’ Up!’s premier annual sale! Given that, with every $50 you spend you will earn a FREE Sale-a-bration item of your choice! To learn more about Sale-a-bration – CLICK HERE.
Specials and Offers – CLICK HERE
To learn more about the 2019 Occasions Catalog – CLICK HERE
To learn more about Sale-a-bration – CLICK HERE
If you enjoyed this monochrome project and the techniques you might also enjoy this post about using layers and texture to create interest on your handmade cards – CLICK HERE
Thank you for stopping by to visit. If you have any questions, or need any help creating this card, please ask! I love helping you create stamping happiness for yourself and loved ones!