Saturday, 27 May 2023

Allsorts Challenge ~ Use a Stencil

A new Allsorts Challenge begins today and Lorraine has chosen the optional theme of 'Use a Stencil'.  I decided to use a Dreamweaver owl stencil for my DT card.

I used a black fineliner pen with the stencil to draw the shape of the owl, then created Zentangle patterns in all the different sections.  After matting the image and the sentiment, I doodled a pattern to create a frame.


We have some wonderful prizes this month from SizzixAALL and CreateAldridge CraftsLavinia and Ruth Hamilton Design.


 Please pop over to the Allsorts Challenge blog to see all the wonderful cards the DT have made for inspiration.

I am joining in the following challenges:





24 comments:

  1. A fun card with the zentangled patterns drawn

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  2. What a gorgeous card and stencil Liz.

    Sue xx

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  3. Oh my gosh I love your use of the stencil and the fine liner. This is fabulous!

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  4. Beautiful and stunning design, great black n white theme love it. xx

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  5. What a lovely image of the owl. You did a great job!
    Lia xx

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  6. Beautiful monochrome card- the owl is so striking- love the zentangled patterns. xx

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  7. What a great way to use the stencil, the Zentagles look fabulous and wonderful doodling too! Love it!

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  8. I love your fun owl and some wonderful zentangling too Liz and the frame finishes it beautifully. I don't know if you pencilled lines to help keep it straight but whatever you did a great job...I think mine would have gone wonky...lol. x

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  9. Great use of your stencil. Your zentangle looks wonderful especially in the mono tone.

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  10. Gorgeous black and white card;-))m

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  11. What an effective way of using this stencil Liz, lovely Zentangling too.
    Lorraine

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  12. Wonderful card. I like your owl.

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  13. WOWZER Liz, drawing through the stencil? amazing card and patterns. You are so clever.

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  14. Great use of an outline stencil Liz. You know I love a bit of Zentangling x

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  15. How fun owl! So pretty in black and white, love the optical look, your zentangles are just perfect!

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  16. brilliant Zentangle card Liz ...such a fun technique

    Anne

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  17. Your card using zentangle patterns looks fantastic!
    xx

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  18. OMGosh Liz, I must apologize to you for not being by since early April! I was going to try and catch up, but I've missed way to many fabulous cards and holidays to even try to do so. But rest assured, I have been by to look at each blog post that I missed. So many gorgeous cards, and fun holidays! Glad you and hubby are getting away and enjoying yourselves! I am so loving this owl card, it is so trendy and of course black and white is always a great color choice. But it is the zentangling you have done that blows my mind. You are a lady of many talents my friend! This owl looks so amazing! Well done! Hopefully it won't be this long before I'm back again. Mowing and yard work, opening the pool and just being outside with the dog has kept me busy as has my health. Again, I apologize for not being by in so long. Hugs, Brenda

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  19. Love your card Liz! I haven't seen the Zentangle in a while and I love that look. Fantastic card.
    Lynn

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  20. Perfect for the theme Liz, thank you.

    B x

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  21. Love the trendy black & white and zentangle is always a plus! Thanks so much for joining us at The Happy Little Stampers Stencil Challenge this month!

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  22. How did I miss this one!! What a brilliant stencil and the doodles are incredible, so even!! x

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