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Tuesday, November 27, 2012
Scrappy Bird Stamping
With Thanksgiving behind us, it's time to get really serious about Christmas cards. Today's cards make use of a stamp set I got from StampinUp (both the image and the sentiment), and some paper scraps. I started by stamping with StazOn ink on plain paper. I used metallic water color paints to color the image (They're by Yasutomo and I got them at Fred Meyers). They really give a pretty sheen to the focal. I really like using a water pen with them. In this case I used the Aqua Painter from StampinUp. It allows for pretty detailed work. The background is patterned paper from a set from Hot Off the Press. I inked the edges of both the paper and the card.
Here's another one. I didn't have much of the red paper left, but had a scrap of green with a similar border. The two went together pretty well. I cut around the focal with a scalloped edged blade on my paper cutter - then cut a mat in a similar way. As you can see, I inked all edges before assembling.
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