I used the kissing technique on this card. I had a stamp with 3x3 flat square blocks that gave kind of a grainy look. I inked that up with Pool Party, inked the seaweed up with Island Indigo and stamped the seaweed onto my 3x3 block stamp and then finally stamped on white paper.
Stamps: Michael Strong (Cloisonné Sea Turtle/Seaweed, Cloisonné Seahorse), Stampendous (Shadow Tiles)
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Monday, September 22, 2014
Thursday, June 5, 2014
Michael Strong Card of the Day - Technique Thursday
The technique for today is an old one but something I haven't done in a while. It's quick and easy and uses something everyone has -- stamps! The kissing technique.
Basically you just ink up a solid stamp with one colour of ink (Wild Wasabi):
The tiny flower is from Mikes's Busy-bee stamp set and I also used Mike's Gecko. The vine down below is a die cut that I accidently glued onto the bottom of the card rather than the side (like I wanted) but I actually think it looks better there so that must have been fate or destiny playing a part there...or maybe just me rationalizing the whole situation. The paper for both the card and the vine is Garden Green.
The finished card is 5.25x5.25.
Basically you just ink up a solid stamp with one colour of ink (Wild Wasabi):
Then you stamp on it with another stamp in a different colour (Garden Green):
The result:
Do that all over your stamp and then huff on the stamp (to re-moisten the ink) and stamp on paper to get something like this:
Here is the card I made:
The tiny flower is from Mikes's Busy-bee stamp set and I also used Mike's Gecko. The vine down below is a die cut that I accidently glued onto the bottom of the card rather than the side (like I wanted) but I actually think it looks better there so that must have been fate or destiny playing a part there...or maybe just me rationalizing the whole situation. The paper for both the card and the vine is Garden Green.
The finished card is 5.25x5.25.
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