Ok–I think I made up the name for this techniqe. That said, that is exactly what you do—Blend a stencil. And the results are stunning…..and the technique is addicting! So get ready!
You can do this technique with either dies or punches (as long as they are a “solid” punch or die). I started this fascination with this technique after watching a video from Sara Sayers (thank you!!) using the balloon die from Beautiful Balloons dies. As of today (April 10th, many of the items in this post are on sale as they are retiring soon so get over to my website right away so you don’t miss out if you need supplies).
And then….I couldn’t stop!
Today, during my Facebook Live (Power of Positive Inking), I decided to try this technique with a punch instead of a die. I used the Cloud Punch. This punch is currently on sale but likely will sell out so go get it here NOW if you don’t have it.
Check out how I made it here:
Here are some close ups of the final project:
After the video, I decided it needed a little bling. I added some of the soon to be retiring iridescent gems. What do you think?
In the video, I show you some additional samples made with other punches (also on sale now!!). Here is one done with the Vintage Bottle Punch:
And then I tried one with the soon to retire Mason-like Jar Punch:
In the video, I show you how to cover up and mistakes you might have from “over blending”. (It happens!). I also used an old chalk pen to add a bit of “shine” over to the top left of these jars.
Let me know if you try this and what you think. I am off to find more ways to use this fun technique!!
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