Supplies
Paper Not Quite navy, Whisper White, Kiwiw Kiss
Stamps Inspired by Nature, Sanded, 24/7
Ink Not Quite navy, Certainly Celery, Kiwi Kiss, Pretty in Pink, lavendar lace, Baha Breeze
Accessories Kiwi Kiss Ribbon, Stamping dimensionals, and Designer seris label, Largest oval punch punches, Versa mark, clear embssing powder, heat tool, brayer
Some of you you have asked for this technique. I found the video instructions for this technique here Stamper Dog . It is done by stamping the grases in kiwi kiss on whisper white cardstock. using some slight residue on my sanded stamp I rubbed the card front to get a slight texture.Then using versamark I stamped the flower and embossed it using clear embossing powder. then brayered the card with the inks listed above from lighest to the darkest. thank for looking virginia
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Thanks for looking
Virginia Killmore
Late Night Stampers Design Team
I love what I do and I love sharing it with you
7 comments:
Oooh, very pretty! I love the color combo!
Wow. That's lovely.
this is beautiful, what technique did you use?Thanks Cathy
Very cool card. I like the technique you used. Very pretty.
This is very pretty, thanks for sharing the technique with the sanded bg.
Love the fun colors of the background! Very cool
Hi. Very useful tips you have given in this post. Even though you have given each and every detail of stamp making process, I would still prefer buying ready made rubber stamps, specially from Acorn Sales (http://www.acornsales.com). Their rubber stamps are not only of excellent quality, but have variety of designs and patterns on them, which my non-creative mind would not be able to imagine. I would recommend Acorn Sales to all those, who want good quality rubber stamps.
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