Hi lovely peeps, Karen P here to talk and
share with you today. We are one week
into our FAUX FRAME
challenge and I'm here today to share some tips and variations to this super
fun and easy technique. So let’s get
started, shall we?
Katy D says …
1. You can use your Cricut to make the die cuts and frames. The George cartridge has shapes and the silhouette feature will make a frame for the corresponding shape.
Karen H says …
1. Wanted to stress what Katy says about using the Cricut as she does not have nesting dies. Karen used the Elegant Edges cartridge and it worked wonderfully for her.
2. Use a gentle touch when sponging and start very light. You want to make sure to have it a little darker closer to the edge of the frame to create depth.
Julz says ...
Here is a card I have made with the tips and variations …
Thank you very much for stopping by
Katy D says …
1. You can use your Cricut to make the die cuts and frames. The George cartridge has shapes and the silhouette feature will make a frame for the corresponding shape.
Karen H says …
1. Wanted to stress what Katy says about using the Cricut as she does not have nesting dies. Karen used the Elegant Edges cartridge and it worked wonderfully for her.
2. Use a gentle touch when sponging and start very light. You want to make sure to have it a little darker closer to the edge of the frame to create depth.
Julz says ...
2. Twist the inner frame by tilting the inner piece so
that it is off centre.
3. Use multiple ink colours whilst colouring for a fun
twist.
4. Use two random shapes, e.g. a circle and an oval, that
will fit inside one another
Mynnette says …
1. Try using different colours of inks to create a sky
effect, e.g. blue for a sky, or other hazy effect.
2. Using thinner paper as a mask will help when you stamp
in your frame.
Ellen
says …
1. To make a thinner frame just leave the die cut in the
die and add colour. Remove the die and
you have a die cut with a thin frame.
For this variation there is no need to cut out a mask because the die
serves as the mask.
Karen
P says …
1. Do not use card to make your mask because you won’t
get a good effect once the ink has been added – ask me how I know this, lol.
2. If you do use your die as a mask, as Ellen suggests,
make sure you clean your die immediately, again ask me how I know lol.
Thank you very much for stopping by
Please don't forget to link up your FAUX FRAME creations
to the original challenge post found HERE!!!
I hope you have a lovely day and get
to do some stamping!
ttfn
Karen P x
