Rubber Stamping Technique Tip- Stained Glass
December 19, 2017
With all merriment and last minute preparations ( I am sewing!!!) happening now, I wanted to share a quick post with this beautiful technique that can be used in card making any time of year. If you're a scrapbooker, think about using this to create pretty elements for your layouts.
Our Stampin' Blends by Stampin' Up! are premium alcohol markers that would make a great gift for yourself or someone you know who loves to create. Although it's too late for Christmas delivery, how fun would it be as a New Year's gift!
Earlier this month, I needed to create some sympathy cards and this stamp set used in the video below is the best! Watch and see how quickly you can achieve this beautiful look for your works of he{art}!
Click here to see this stained glass technique on You Tube.
Below are some of the products used for these technique as well as the complete Stampin' Blends collection and Memento Tuxedo Black ink that you'll need if you are not embossing an image to color.
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Lisa's Inklings:
- I recommend that you emboss your image when stamp on vellum.
- For stamping and coloring with Stampin' Blends on Whisper White card stock (or, other card stock), use the Memento Tuxedo Black Ink.
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Thanks for checking in during this busy and joyful time of year! I'll have an easy Christmas pouch in the next post that you can use for table favors or gift card holders.
Hope you'll give this stained glass technique a try...see you again soon!
This card is absolutely beautiful. Thank you.
Posted by: Fran M | December 19, 2017 at 10:28 AM