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Never Hide Your Wings
How to guide · 7 steps

Never Hide Your Wings

2 September 2024✦ Toni DarrochDie CuttingDistress InkInk TechniquesStencils
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Step 1 of 7

Cut a piece of white cardstock to at least the size of the stencils 5 1/4 x 6 3/4". Place stencil 1 on top, marking the hearts in the corners with a pencil. 

 

Step 2 of 7

Use a blending brush to ink through each stencil as follows: 

Stencil 1 Twisted Citron

Stencil 2 Spiced Marmalade 

Stencil 3 Picked Raspberry

Stencil 4 Picked Raspberry using more pressure or ink

Stencil 5 Wilted Violet

Stencil 6 Twisted Citron on leaves and Wilted Violet on feathers and body 

Step 3 of 7

Use Outline die to cut out your work in your die cutting machine. 

Step 4 of 7

Use detailed die on black cardstock. Glue and stick to top of bird. 

Step 5 of 7

Use the edge of one of your stencils and place at 2.5" on the 5" side and 3.5" on the 7". Blend Wilted Violet on each of 4 sides to give a diamond border as shown. 

Step 6 of 7

Cut a square of white cardstock 1.5 x 1.5" and stamp the sentiment in the middle as shown. Blend Wilted Violet round the edges. Mat onto slightly larger black cardstock to give a border.

Step 7 of 7

Stick sentiment and bird onto card blank using glue or foam pads.

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