Perfume Bottle Card with Quattro D Stencils and Watercolour

A project from our live show Create and Craft Show 24th FEB 23 - Join Toni for her latest products and inspiration - show 1 · 02/24/2023 · watch it from 28:30

Design a delicate perfume bottle card using the Quattro D layering stencil system with coordinating stamp and die. Build up layers of colour to create a sophisticated perfume bottle with attached flower, finished with embossing for dimension.

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Step by step

1. Place stencil number one in the corner of your cardstock and secure it with magnets. ▶ watch 29:30
2. Apply orange ink through stencil one to create the base layer of the perfume bottle. ▶ watch 30:15
3. Position stencil two, which contains both the perfume bottle and flower elements, and apply yellow ink to add depth. ▶ watch 30:45
4. Place stencil three and apply green ink to create shadow around the bottle and define the leaves. ▶ watch 31:15
5. Stamp the perfume bottle design using black ink to outline and define all the details. ▶ watch 31:45
6. Die-cut the stamped perfume bottle using the coordinating outline die. ▶ watch 32:15
7. Insert the die-cut design into the 3D embossing folder, aligning it carefully. ▶ watch 32:45
8. Run the embossing folder through your die-cutting machine to create the three-dimensional texture and puffy embellishment. ▶ watch 33:00
9. Mount the embossed perfume bottle onto your card base with adhesive to complete the design. ▶ watch 33:30

Tips from the show

• The stencil contains two unconnected elements (perfume bottle and flower), so you can apply different colours to each part on the same stencil.
• You can watercolour the embossed design for a softer, painted effect instead of using stencils.
• Leave cards without sentiments if selling them, so customers can choose their own message.

More from this show

• Layered Pink Cake Card with Quattro D Stencils and Embossing
• White Embossed Cake Card with 3D Embossing Folder

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