Spinning Lines Stencil 3 Ways

It's July and there is a new release from A Colorful Life Designs! I choose this Spinning Lines Stencil to create a Home Decor item and 2 cards.

With the card below the stencil is ink blended with Ranger Ink's Distress Oxide: Peacock Feathers and Wild Honey:

This little guy from above is from Pink and Main Too Cool stamp and coordinating die set (retired). 

I used Lawn Fawn Stencil Paste Gold onto an 8" square panel I had purchased at Michaels years ago. The wings and heart are from Spellbinders Love in Flight die set (retired). I cut the wings from white glitter paper and the heart from Pink and Main Holographic Cardstock Set 1.

In this picture you can see the depth of this panel. I also used the embossing paste along the sides for continuity.

For this card I cut part of the ink blended stencil with the Tim Holtz Deckle Edge Trimmer:

The cute little monkey is from Pink & Main's Party Animal Stamp Set and coordinating die. Both Pink and Main Images are stamped on Ranger Ink's Tim Holtz Distress Watercolor Paper and Altenew's Obsidian Black Ink and sprinkled with Altenew's Crisp Clear Embossing Power and heat set. They were watercolored with Kuretake Zigs Clean Color Real Brush Markers.

Thanks for joining me today - this stencil has such great movement and works well for card making or home decor. Please use AnitaFan10 for 10% off your entire order at A Colorful Life Designs website! (Not good on the bundles for they are already discounted).

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