Simple Masking Technique

Welcome!

Marie here with a simple masking technique.
This is a technique that is great for those stampers
who are starting out and wonder how to combine various stamps to create
a new and fun look!

Stamp
Harvest Season (Lawn Fawn)

Ink
Copic Alcohol Markers
Copic Opaque White
Black Copic Multiliner 0.03
Memento Tuxedo Black Ink
Tim Holtz Distress Ink – Iced Spruce
Tim Holtz Distress Ink – Forest Moss
Tim Holtz Vintage Photo Distress Ink
Derwent Inktense Watercolor Pencils

Paper
X-Press It Blending Cardstock – Bright White
White card base 120#
Bazaar Card Shoppe – Circus Peanuts
Apple cider Collection Designer Paper (Bo Bunny)

Other
Craters Companion Double Sided Adhesive
Brads
Distressing Tool
Leaf Punch
Sea Sponge
Xcut Tag and Bookplate Die
Washi Tape Masking Tape

The pumpkin was masked in order to allow the leaves to appear
to come from behind the pumpkin.
The Copic Markers used for the pumpkin are
YR 12, YR14, YR15, YR18
The leaves were a combination of E70’s, YR and Y
The base was colored with G40, W3, Colorless Blender
The background was sponged with a sea sponge using Iced Spruce
and Forest Moss Distress Ink
(Iced Spruce could be omitted. It did not show up very well.)

Leaves were aded and the edges of my layers were sponged with Vintage Photo.
The sides of the focal image was heavily distressed.

The sentiment was created and embellished with brads..