My Valentine cards are all done so making cards to fit love themes is my ambition. Here I was playing with some pastes in the mustard, red and brown tones through a fern stencil. Adding transfer gel through a dot stencil gave me the medium to place the foil then adhere with pressure through my Cuttlebug. Next I attached die cut frame and sentiment in white cs then a statement tag finished this one.
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You always create such interesting backgrounds! I didn’t realize you could adhere foil to transfer gel with a Cuttlebug. Love the white on white, too.
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Works great, just be sure to wait the hour to let the gel dry. There were a few areas that I missed placing the foil so I heated them with my heat gun and while they were still hot I rubbed on the foil. That worked too.
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Wow!! Stunning result, Bonnie!
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Thanks for sharing your stenciling using foil technique by using your Cuddlebug. Beautiful texture and shine for your creative card, Bonnie. So pleased you joined us on CAS Stencil. Hugs..Nancy
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Very cool background. You are always creating out of the box.
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Awesome background for another lovely card, Bonnie.
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Another amazing background my friend. I can imagine how gorgeous this is in real life.
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This is lovely! The foil dots are a fun touch.
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Such a striking artsy card, love the gold spots. Would never have thought to try the gel with a cuttlebug, TFS your tips, and thankyou for playing along at CAS Stencil, Cathy x
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What great colors on your background stenciling Bonnie – and the foiled dots add lovely sparkle! A great technique just using the pressure of your Cuttlebug and a beautiful card! thanks for joining us at CAS Stencil this month!
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This is gorgeous …. great job with the foiling. Thank you for playing along with the CAS Stencil challenge xx
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You come up with some great outside the box thinking my friend. Love this one a lot.
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