Colorful Card using Masking Technique

Today we are celebrating my dear friend Amy McGrew’s milestone of achieving her 1,000th YouTube subscriber with a video collab. Because Amy has a bright and cheerful personality and loves bright colors the 9 papercrafters who are participating are all creating a project with a bright and cheerful theme. 

My project highlights the masking technique to create this cheerful floral card. I walk you through the process step by step to create this card and then show a couple other variations. Be sure to check out all of the other YouTuber’s videos as well. You will find a link to each of their channels in the description section at the bottom of my video.

Watch the video below to see the full process.

Here is a side view of the card so you can see the dimension a little better. You can even turn this type of card into a shaker card by adding some acetate and some confetti or sequins inside!

Here is a card I made using the die cut letters.

Of course I had to use the same technique to make a card for Amy.

Supply List:

“Hi" Card and “Amy” Card

Stamp: D2228 Rain or Shine Stamp Set (CTMH retired) 

Dies: Z3655 Classic Alphabet Dies (CTMH retired) 

Cardstock: White, Black 

Ink: Tuxedo Black Memento Ink Pad 

Masking Tape (CTMH Retired) 

Spectrum Noir Tri-Blend Markers: 

  Magenta Blend 

  Dark Red Blend 

  Burnt Orange Blend 

  Gold Yellow Blend 

  Citrus Blend Dull 

  Green Blend Blue 

  Turquoise Blend 

  Hydrangea Blend 

  Earth Brown Shades 

“Hi friend” Card 

Same list as above plus… 

Cardstock: Rosy 

Dies: 

  Z4649 Best Wishes Thin Cuts Dies (CTMH retired) 

  Z3681 Stitched Lattice Background Thin Cuts Die (CTMH retired) 

Spring Blossoms Embossing Folder (CTMH retired)