Pretty Pink Posh | Playing with Stencils

Hello friends! Instead of focusing on patterned paper for my cards, this time I used some fun stencils from Pretty Pink Posh. They sell a huge variety of great designs. Some are layered stencils, while others are a single stencil. I had so much fun creating custom backgrounds for my cards. I’m not sure why I don’t use stencils more often. Especially since I own quite a few.

Watch the video below or click HERE to see it on YouTube.

Or, go HERE to watch it on Rumble.

I used a variety of colors and products for my cards. I even managed to make an Autumn themed card. (I love fall!🍂)

All of my cards are American Standard A2 size.

All stamps, dies, and stencils – Pretty Pink Posh
Ink – Catherine Pooler and Honey Bee Stamps
Crystals – Pretty Pink Posh
White shimmer cardstock – Amazon

All stamps, dies and stencils – Pretty Pink Posh
Patterned paper – Sunny Studio
Ink – Catherine Pooler and Honey Bee Stamps
White shimmer cardstock – Amazon
White gel pen – PANDAFLY

All stamps, dies and stencils – Pretty Pink Posh
Ink – Catherine Pooler
Gold watercolor – Kuretake
Rust pearlescent cardstock – from stash

All stamps, dies and stencils – Pretty Pink Posh
Patterned paper – Sunny Studio
Ink – Catherine Pooler and Honey Bee Stamps
Holographic cardstock – Tonic Studios
White shimmer cardstock – Amazon
White gel pen – PANDAFLY

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3 Replies to “Pretty Pink Posh | Playing with Stencils”

Pretty! My favorite is the fall one. I think I don’t use stencils as much because they seem to take longer – unless I’m just doing some center color like the fall card. My arms and hands also get tired when I do a lot of sponging, but, you’re right, they do look nice!

How fun, Kristie. All your stenciled cards look terrific. I think the fall one is very striking and stands out a smidge more to me. I like the subtle look on the whirly gig card (pin wheel?) But they all are wonderful. Thanks for sharing!