WINTER BERRIES MASK and WINTER BERRIES STENCIL (both 9" x 12")

Above:  This multi-layer piece was created with 3 separate applications of paints thru Winter Berries Stencil.  Before adding the top layer with purple acrylic paint, I covered the lower two layers with a coat of zinc white acrylic paint, since I wanted a translucent layer that would fade the background yet allow it to remain visible.

Above:  a greeting card cover created with Winter Berries Mask and Distress Inkpads.  A round-tipped brush is daubed into the inkpad, then daubed across the mask and the surface below it. 

Above:  Another greeting card cover created with Winter Berries Mask and Distress Inkpads.  A round-tipped brush is daubed into the inkpad, then daubed across the mask and the surface below it.

The final two prints above were made with Winter Berries Stencil.
In both cases, the stencil was first used in the normal way -- to make prints on other papers.   Immediately after lifting this stencil from making those prints, I turned the wet-paint-covered stencil upside down, and pressed it to two sheets of textured gold foil, cut from a roll of giftwrap.  You can click on the above images to enlarge them and better see detail.

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