How fun - don't miss out on this week's Snowy Scene tutorial over at Stars & Stamps. Debbie did a really great job of showing us how do do this. I don't have one of those clear stamp liner-uper kind of things that is shown in the tutorial, and I don't have any clear acrylic "foilage" stamps so I had to just kind of wing it with a wood mount stamp. I found that working on a surface with a lot of graph lines on it was helpful. I had to close one eye and squint to get the stamp to line up off-center just so for the second stamping with the black ink.
Hey! I'm a Squint! If you watch the TV show Bones, you will find this as terribly funny as I just did. If not, move along. :)
Here is my little snowy scene card. I can't wait to give this another try some time. It was really very fun.
Hey! I'm a Squint! If you watch the TV show Bones, you will find this as terribly funny as I just did. If not, move along. :)
Here is my little snowy scene card. I can't wait to give this another try some time. It was really very fun.
I used "Twilight" ink and a sentiment from the 4 My Friend CTMH set. The branch stamp is an old wood mount one by "Great Impressions."
7 comments:
Very nice - I think I'll try the squinty technique too since I don't have the tool for lining up stamps either!
Great job! I like your multiple snowbanks with the orientation going this direction. Thanks for playing with my tutorial.
Debbie D
Sewed...I just love that stamp. I tried this tutorial too. Your card came out lovely!
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Rinoplasti
Beautiful job!
Magnificent, Nancy! Love the CAS design, too. Beautifully done background.
yours turned out SO much better than my attempt did! congrats
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