Today's card features the Brutus Monroe Stencil of the Month and the new Galaxy Glazes.
I started by spraying the stencil with Pixie Spray and letting the dry a minute on the back of my stencil. Then I temporarily attached my stencil to a 3.5" x 6.5" black cardstock on the diagonal. Using a piece of post-it note, torn in four pieces, I covered the corners of my card panel to keep them clean.
Next, I used the Blue Galaxy Glaze and my stencil pal, I applied a thin layer over my entire card. When I apply glaze over a stencil, I try and only pull it one way to prevent the glaze from squishing under the stencil. After removing the post it notes, I slowly pull apart my card panel from the stencil. Setting the panel aside to dry, I quickly wipe off my stencil and tools, and place them in a bucket of warm water until later to clean. (If you leave glazes or pastes on your stencils and they dry, they could potentially not wash off later.)
Earlier, I had made another panel the same way, using the Purple Galaxy Glaze that had dried overnight. I cut this panel down to 3.5" x 5.5." My card base is a white heavyweight cardstock measuring at 6.5" x 3.5." I attached the stenciled card panel to the middle of my card base with liquid glue. For my sentiment I used a scrap from my cardbase and the birthday sentiment from Christopher's Sentiment Cutting Dies. After I attached it to my cardbase with liquid glue, I stamped a "happy" sentiment from my stash with a blue ink. I used my scissors to cut it down before I affixed it above the birthday die cut. I finished off my card using some white flat back pearls to my card.
Here is the link for my YouTube video. This is my first edited and voice over video. I hope you like it and will give me a thumbs up and subscribe.
Here is an affliated list of products that I used in the Brutus Monroe Store:
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