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Make Today Your Catwalk
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Make Today Your Catwalk

14 September 2026✦ Toni DarrochDie CuttingStamping TechniquesStencilsStretch Your Supplies
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Place stencil 1 from the Lily pack, onto the card. Blend lightly with Heather ink. 

Line up stencil 2 and blend with the same ink but with more pressure. 

Line up stencil 3 and use the same ink pad again but with even more pressure.

Line up stencil 4 and blend with Fandango.

 

Step 2 of 8

Use the coordinating stamp in Midnight and then die-cut Lily with the die provided. 

Step 3 of 8

Choose two papers, one cityscape and one textured in design.

Step 4 of 8

Tear a panel from the textured paper, then tear a slightly wider panel from vellum. 

Step 5 of 8

Adhere the textured panel onto the torn vellum panel and then adhere this down the left side of the cityscape paper. 

Step 6 of 8

Use foam pads to adhere our die-cut Lily onto the torn panels. 

Step 7 of 8

Mat your artwork onto black card cut to 5 1/4 x 7 1/4" and then onto your Fushia card blank. 

Step 8 of 8

Finally, stamp your sentiment in Midnight, onto a piece of white card. Mat onto black card and trim to create a "mat" then adhere to the bottom right of your card. 

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