Hey Everybody,

Today I'm showing you how to use the Painted Pumpkin Decorative Masks and how each mask looks separately on cardstock. I will also show you a cool thing you can do with stencils or masks which will add to the beauty of your cardmaking.

The first stencil or mask was stenciled with Pumpkin Pie ink.

The second stencil was made using Golden Glow. The whole pumpkin is colored except for where the white lines are. So when combining both stencils you'd have the whole pumpkin colored first in pumpkin pie then golden glow on top of that. Where the white lines are you would see the pumpkin pie from the first layer.

The third stencil allows much of the pumpkin colors to stay the same but highlights with the wide stripes which would go on top of the pumpkin pie, and golden glow.

Stencil 4 is the stems which were done in peaceful pine.

Stencil 5 is a background stencil of vines and leaves. This image show how the stencil looks.

This sample is what the paper looks like when it is run through the Stamp, Cut and Emboss machine with your silicone mat. You have an embossed and debossed side. I lightly brushed peaceful pine ink over the raised areas.

Here's a video I made to show you how ink looks for each of the masks or stencils.

Painted Pumpkin Decorative Masks

For this sample I combined golden glow, daffodil delight and pecan pie. The stems are mossy meadow.

This sample is pumpkin pie for the first stencil, pumpkin pie for the second stencil then golden glow for the third stencil. The stems are mossy meadow.

This sample has pumpkin pie for stencil 1, daffodil delight for stencil 2 and crushed curry for stencil 3. stencil 4 is mossy meadow.

This image shows pumpkin pie for stencil1, and daffodil delight for stencils 2 and 3. mossy meadow was used for the stems. This show how stencil 5 looks when it is embossed over the pumpkins.