Clear Scraps 4×6 Plaid Stencil — Fall Plaid Card

Hello there everyone! Laura here today…and I've got a pretty card to share with you!

Fall is such a fun crafting season! It's full of pumpkin spice and everything nice,

just like this card! I started with basic cream color cardstock and created a

A2 size (4&1/4" by 5&1/2") card base. Next I took the Clear Scraps

4×6 Plaid Stencil and laid it onto the base, then I used washi tape to

block off everything except the larger squares.

Next I applied distress ink in a darker brown color to the squares. I removed

that washi, and then blocked off the larger squares and part of the thin lines,

leaving the rest of thin lines so I could apply another shade this time.

I then went back and did the same with the other thin lines to finish off the colors.

Colors are usually best in threes…..so I used the dark brown, orange, and a bright

orange/yellow color. They made a pretty fall palette to create my card.

So very easy to do, but it looks so pretty and very "pumpkin spice season".

I wanted to keep this simple, because the plaid stencil creates such a striking pattern,

but I did want to add a little something else, so I took some alcohol ink and dabbed

it onto one of the Clear Scraps Acrylic Leaves Embellishment.

After the alcohol ink dried (which only takes a few seconds….love that!) I used

some glitter glue (here it was the gold Glitter Kiss) brushed onto the edges of

the leaf to give it a bit of a gilded effect and then I punched a hole so I could

tie the leaf onto the pretty organza ribbon and bow with a bit of twine.

Thanks so much for stopping by today!

Stop back soon for more inspiration!

Supplies Used:

Other: Distress Ink–Walnut Stain, Spiced Marmalade, Fossilized Amber,

Alcohol Inks (yellow/orange), gold Glitter Kiss

cream cardstock, ribbon, twine, blending tool.

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