You just gotta try this masking technique for a cute card for kids! You’ll want to see how it’s done with my step by step video!
If you’ve never heard of masking before, you’ll be blown away by how fun it is!
What’s especially awesome about it is how it can add lots more versatility to your stamped images. It’s what I call getting more “life” from your paper crafting supplies.
And let’s be honest…in today’s era of rising prices, when you can add flexibility and variety to your stamping with supplies you already own, it’s a win-win!
Today, we’re diving into this whimsical masking project perfect for crafting a cute and colourful card for kids.
In the world of paper crafting, there’s a bit of magic tucked into every technique, but none quite as enchanting as masking. This technique, like a magician’s sleight of hand, allows you to create layered designs with seamless ease.
Although I give step by step instruction in the video, you might want a bit more time and different cards to practice the ideas. That’s where my online classes are the perfect way to learn and grow your paper crafting talent.
Enjoy learning in a no-stress environment. Watch the recorded videos whenever you want – and as many times as you want. You have lifetime access!
If you’d love to learn how to master masking, and learn a couple other ways masking can add more life to your paper crafting supplies, take a peek at my online class!
Masking Technique for a Cute Card for Kids
Don’t skip the video. It’s the best part. Plus I’ve tucked a few TIPS into it you need to know!
Now you’ve seen the video, here are all the measurements and supplies to make this cute card today.
Cuttin’ It Up!
- Early Espresso cardstock – 8 1/2″ x 5 1/2″, scored at 4 1/4″
- Basic Beige cardstock- 5″ x 3 1/2″, 5 1/4″ x 4″ (inside)
- Poppy Parade cardstock – 5 1/4″ x 4″
- Daffodil Delight cardstock – 4 1/2″ x 1 1/2″, 2 1/2″ x 1/2″
How to Fix a Colouring Oops!
I used Stampin’ Blends for our farmyard critters today. But when I did that, there was a little fix I had to do. Did you see the easy fix (which is actually a fun technique to add to your own stamped images) in the video?
I love to colour. It’s such a great way to add lots of personality and pizzazz to our card creations. You can choose from coloured pencils, Stampin’ Write markers, sponge daubers, pastels or (high on the top of my list) Stampin Blends.
Another Video on Masking
If you’d like to see another SHORT video dedicated to how to use masking paper for rubber stamping, you’ll love this JO-TIps one!
Get Out Your Stamps!
I’m sure you have some stamps that will work just as well as this Cutest Cows set. Any kind work really. Open line ones (that you colour in like these ones) or solid images (often two-step versions) are perfect! Whichever you use, be sure to use the tips in the video, and the added exclusive tricks from the Magic of Masking Online Class. You’ll have tons of fun, and will stretch the versatility of your stamps!
Make a masked card not only adorable but also ideal for sharing with a little person. Whether it’s for a birthday or just because, you’ll bring a smile to any kid’s face!
I hope you try this masking technique for a cute card for kids – they’ll be glad you did!
