Showing posts with label two step stamping. Show all posts
Showing posts with label two step stamping. Show all posts

5/05/2022

2 Step Wreath Stamping in 2 ways ~ Card Tutorial

 Hello.  Today, I am sharing 2 step wreath stamping, two ways using different ink colors.  The color combinations are endless for wreath making throughout the year.


Sentiments:
Happy birthday.
Hello.

I made a quick video tutorial showing the process for this project.

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Each of these cards were made using 2 step wreath stamping in two different color themes.  I also show a way to stamp them without the positioning squares making marks on the cardstock.  

8/12/2020

Two tone stamping ~ Gingko leaves card tutorial.

Hello.  For Technique Time at Unity, I show a way to incorporate two tone stamping for this gingko leaves card.  There is no coloring necessary for this technique.


Sentiment:  Have a beautiful birthday.


Helpful tips:
Here are helpful tips to create using two tone stamping.  To begin, trim or die-cut a panel for stamping and choose two ink colors.  Next, use a stamp positioning tool like the Misti.  Then, ink then stamp half of the stamping with one color.  Also, ink then stamp the other part of the panel with another ink color.   Next, add another section of leaf stamping by carefully moving the stamp to another section of the stamped panel.  Then, repeat the stamped colors and also stamp the sentiment.  As an optional accent, add ink blending around the panel edges.  Finally, to finish, assemble and embellish the card.


I made a quick video tutorial showing the process for this project.
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Here is another look.


Supplies:  Unity Stamp Co. Gingko Greetings; distress oxide ink in fossilized amber, blending brush, original Misti, flat and foam double-sided clear tape, My Creative Time Etched Edge Frame Dies, Ranger plastic craft mat and archival ink in jet black, emerald green and chrome yellow; Pebbles adhesive dots.

Be sure to visit the Unity blog for the entire article and tutorial.
Also, you can find my other features at Unity's
Technique Time and
Watercolor Wednesday.


Thanks for visiting.
Gaylynn