Simon Hurley create. has a new release today with Ranger Ink! There are new background stamps, stencils and magical Lunar Pastes and I was gifted a few products to play with and share some inspiration with you. I made FIVE cards - all with amazing backgrounds using these new products.
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The Dazzling Diamond layering stencil set is my favorite! I love the different looks you can get with this stencil set and I created two different backgrounds along with the new Silver Lining and Gold Rush Lunar Pastes. The stencils were easy to use and line up, plus easy to clean! I have two different ways to create a background, so watch the video below to see how you can use the same stencils to create two different designs.
The Lunar Pastes are so SMOOTH, I'm definitely going to be collecting all the colors! In comparison with some other stencil pastes I've used, I think these are my favorite. The shine is perfect and it was so easy to spread and clean up after! I used more of the Gold Rush along with the Mod Christmas layering stencil. This stencil is going to be so wonderful to make quick and easy Christmas cards! I love the look of simple, green trees with some shine from the Lunar Paste - this card is my "Christmas on the 25th" inspiration this month... Just a little early! 😉
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My last two cards are using two of the new background stamps that you can also peel a part, too. I used the Bold Holiday Blooms to create the poinsettia background; of course I added some Gold Rush Lunar Paste to add some shine to inside of the large poinsettias. The Magic Stripes background stamp is going to be so fun to make sweater designs and will go wonderful with the Plaid Builder background stamp... But I went with an "ugly sweater" kind of design that also felt very space-y to me so I added an alien in green!
Big hugs and thanks to Simon Hurley and Ranger Ink for sending me these and I hope you enjoyed the inspiration. Make sure to check out the new products by using the links down below, but watch the video to see how these card ideas came to life!
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