EZ with CZ: Fun Background, Bold Greetings
Hi friends! Happy Saturday! Check out this bright and fun card by Cathy Zielske in the latest edition of EZ with CZ! Enjoy!
Hello crafty friends! It’s Cathy Z. here back with another installment of EZ with CZ. Today, we’ll create a fun, super easy card project and it’s great for people who may not love to color images, but can add ink through a stencil no problemo!
For today’s project, I’m using the coolest stencil from Tim Holtz and Stamper’s Anonymous to blend some gorgeous Pawsitively Saturated Ink colors through. Any stencil will work for this design, however.
Once you have a background blended, you can pop on a big, bold greeting that you stamp and die cut (and a cute little sub sentiment) and all the elements you need for a fun card with graphic punch are ready to go!
Here is the video walking you through the process:
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Thanks so much for stopping by! See you back here next month!
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Loved the wonky circles stencil. It made an interesting background. You are still the “Queen of Embossing”. It always looks perfect. Thanks for all you do.
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