Woodland Wildlife Stag Card with Stencil Masking and Distress Background

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Create a stunning woodland wildlife card featuring a detailed stag surrounded by evergreen trees and a distressed, atmospheric background. This project uses stencil masking to protect your focal image whilst building layers of forest scenery with distress inks and splatter effects. The result is a dramatic card with depth and a beautiful halo effect that draws the eye to the magnificent stag at its centre.

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STAMPS BY ME - WOODLAND WILDLIFE - SET DE SELLOS Y ESTÉNCILES - 020124AVERLO

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Paso a paso

1. 

   Stamp the stag's head in black ink in the centre of your white cardstock. Position the stamp carefully to ensure the image is centred on the card.

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2. 

   Position the interior stencil over the stamped stag image. Colour in the stag using brown distress inks (Frayed Burlap and Brushed Corduroy) with a blending brush, working through the stencil opening.

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   Secure the plastic stag mask over the stamped and coloured stag image using low-tack tape to protect it whilst working on the background.

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   Stamp the tree images from the set randomly around the card using Forest Moss and Shabby Shutters Distress inks, working around the protected stag mask.

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5. 

   Lightly spray the entire card with water using a spray bottle. This will push out the detail and create a distressed, bleeding effect with the distress inks on the stamped trees and deer.

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   Dry the card thoroughly with a heat gun, holding it close and moving quickly to avoid lumps and bumps. Mop up any puddles with tissue as needed.

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   Add splatter effects by mixing green and brown distress inks on your craft mat, spraying with water, and flicking the brush onto the card around the trees to create texture.

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   Carefully peel away and remove the mask to reveal the protected white stag silhouette underneath the stamped and stencilled background.

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   Using a blending brush, apply Brushed Corduroy Distress Ink around the entire outer edge of the card front, creating a halo effect. Start with light pressure and build up the colour gradually.

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    Apply a darker brown ink closer to the edges of the card. Finish by adding a light wash of black ink around the very edge to create extra depth and dimension.

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11. 

    Using a paintbrush, apply gold ink from the pot to add touches of shimmer around the card, catching the light on the trees and deer elements.

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    Mount the finished artwork onto black cardstock, leaving a thin border at the top and bottom. Attach the mounted piece to a kraft-coloured card base using fast-grab glue.

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Consejos del programa

• Distress inks are not ideal for crisp stamping but are perfect for backgrounds, distressing and spraying effects.
• Use a heat gun that is super hot and apply it for less time to avoid lumps and bumps in your cardstock.
• Creating a halo effect around your focal point builds perspective and creates a cinematic look that draws the eye to the centre.

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