Facebook Live- Masking Technique: Ladybug & Monkey Cards

😊😊Happy Thursday😊😊

I conduct a Facebook Live Event every Wednesday at 7:00pm central time. My goal is to post the video, measurements and all the information about the Facebook Live Event on Thursday.

Today I want to show you how to use masks to create super cute and super easy cards again. A couple weeks ago, I used “Embossing Paste” and “Masks” to create the 3D background and today, I am just going to use the masks with the inks to create the beautiful background. If you want to see the projects that we did a couple weeks ago, you can click here.

The 1st card is made with the super super cute “Little Monkey” bundle.

The Little Monkey Bundle includes the Little Monkey Stamp Set and the Little Monkey Builder Punch. This bundle has everything you need to mix cuteness and fun in all of your handmade projects! Create a tropical scene with monkeys and some jungle elements. Punch out the coordinating monkey images from the stamp set, layer whatever fun elements you like for dimension, and pair with a pun-tastic sentiment. Whether you go for simple or sophisticated, you’re sure to love the fun and playful creative possibilities this bundle offers!

Here are the pictures of the 1st card: Which card do you like?

The leaves with only outline details

The leaves with outline and vine details

The 2nd card is made with the “Hello Ladybug” and “Ladybug Builder Punch”. Since this stamp set and punch are carried over from the other catalogs, they are not in the bundle anymore. When you place the order, make sure you order both pieces.

Celebrate relationships and let your loved ones know you care with the Hello Ladybug Stamp Set. The set includes adorable ladybug and flower images, as well as friendship-themed greetings. Perfect for handmade cards or gift packaging for children and adults alike. You can mix and match the images and greetings to create customized projects.

Create paper ladybugs with the Ladybug Builder Punch. The punch cuts out two separate pieces: the ladybug body and separate wings, allowing the ladybug to be built in different positions. Punch out the individual pieces and arrange the images as you wish!