One-Layer card created by Sarah Phelan from Sarah's Stampin' Retreat using a beautiful Double-Masking Technique
Hello Crafters! How are you? Today I’m sharing the final card for my Level 3 Altenew Educator course! Wow, that seems to have gone quickly!! It showcases a double masking technique that’s fab for adding interest to one-layer cards! I took the idea for the stripey background from the class – Creative Masking Techniques (which you can find HERE), and then combined it with masking of a stamped image to create a really cool two layer look for a single layer card!
I’ve chosen to use the torn stripes in the background here, but there are so many things you could do! Why not die-cut some circle masks for a spotty background? Or see which of your coverplate dies you could use for cool looks too?
Check out the video below to see this cool masking technique in action, then scroll further to see the supply list.
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LOVE the colors on this one. I adore one-layer cards!!
Thanks so much Erum!