Stencil highlighting technique

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This is design team member Priyadarshini here today. Today I have 2 cards with a video tutorial on how to do stencil highlighting. Its my favourite stenciling technique where you can get more from stencils. I have used only markers and pencils in this video but water colours can also be used. Water based inks will work perfectly for this technique. But I am keeping it simple and easy here.

Link to video: https://youtu.be/C8F5hn2I9fI

Card 1

For this card, I used peacock feathers stencil and aqua blue ink. To do the highlighting, I used alcohol markers from Spectrum Noir. I first started with the dark shade and blended to the the lightest shade. To finish the card, I added some gemstones and sentiment.

Card 2

For this card, I used geometric stencil and lavender violet ink. To do the highlighting for this card, I used pencils from Polychromos. To finish the card, I added some semi pearls and sentiment.

Products used

STAMPS (for sentiment only)

INKS

STENCILS

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.Hope you all liked the card.

.Stay happy and keep crafting.

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