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Make an elegant wildlife card featuring a beautiful watercolour owl on a green card base with a 'Joyeux Noël' sentiment banner. The design combines rich autumn colours of green, orange and brown with a sophisticated layered look. Using stamps and stencils from the Woodland Wildlife collection, you'll create depth through masking and layering techniques.
Select a piece of grey card stock from the Woodland Wildlife bumper paper pack as your base. Place it on your craft mat with the embossing folder showing the bear and deer silhouettes.
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Position the stencil mask over your card to define the area where you will stamp. The mask creates a frame for your wildlife scene.
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Stamp your chosen animal design (bear, stag, or rabbit) using black ink onto the watercoloured background. Position the stamped image within or around the masked area to create your focal point.
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Carefully peel away and remove the masking paper to reveal the stamped woodland scene beneath, showing the fox and forest background.
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Use a stencil to add atmospheric effects around your stamped animal. Position the stencil over the image and apply ink through it to create a soft glow or add additional design elements like trees or foliage.
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Mount the stamped wildlife panel onto a teal card blank using adhesive. Ensure the panel is centred on the card base.
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Apply glue to the back of your gold foil panel and attach it to the teal card base, creating a contrasting metallic border around the edges.
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Select a sentiment stamp from the stamp set and stamp it onto white cardstock using black ink. Attach the sentiment to your card to complete the design.
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