CAS Stencil: Gel or Paste
The jumping off point was the background paper. I had made this with embossing folder and color bursts quite some time ago. The swirls reminded me of waves so I decided to add the spray in the form of a rain drop stencil with glossy white embossing gel. Once dry I cut out the center, swiped the insert with light blue ink pad. Added navy frame then the center glued back in. Sentiment cut twice on Silhouette in white. Colored one in navy with Copic then layered the white on top. Added bling to corners of frame and colored the background from the back with the copic navy right along the edge for a slight frame. Mounted all on white cs base.
Tip: When adding color to the edge of something, be sure to color from the back. This is because if you slip and the ink goes scooting across the paper, at least it is on the back.
Paper Crafter at large 
Your glossy white embossing gel was the perfect choice for the raindrops, Bonnie! I also love how you layered all the elements on this card…especially your fabulous die cut sentiment! Thanks so much for playing along with us at CAS Stencil!
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Love the rain drops! Hugs!
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Love the glossy rain drops. And the layout. And the layers. And… everything!! Great card!
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Great card and those rain drops really make the card special. Fabulous job done here.
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I like the originality of your card, rain drops and background. So glad you joined us at Die Cut Divas.
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Nicely done, Bonnie.
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This looks fab …. love the raindrops. Thank you for playing along with the CAS Stencil challenge xx
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