Showing posts with label Technique. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Technique. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 19, 2011

Black Magic Technique

Wow!  This was my first time with the Black Magic Technique - super easy and super dramatic!  Each month in stamp club, I try to include at least one technique and this was what we did this month.  It would work on other dark colors, but I just love the bold look of the colors against the black. 

Stamp Whisper White Craft ink on your dark cardstock, heat set it, and then color over the white with colored pencils.  It's that easy.  I have another partial card made with this technique that you will see in the next few weeks too.   I think this is my new favorite technique!

Sunday, November 14, 2010

One More Medallion Card

I am seeing my sister today, so here is my last medallion card for awhile.  I think we used it three months in a row in stamp club, but it is such a great stamp with so many possibilities that I couldn't help myself.  I know Sara will let me borrow it again anytime, but it's only fair to give her back her stamp.  Click here and here to see the other techniques we did with this stamp.  

This card was so easy to make and turns out great every time.  Emboss the medallion with clear embossing powder.  Then sponge colors of ink over it.  I started with Night of Navy, then used Pacific Point and moved to Bashful Blue last.  By using the lightest color last, I could fill in any areas missing color and even things out.  If you stamp the medallion on a scratch piece of cardstock and cut out the center, you have a template to keep the outside of the image neat.  (Some of my careful stampers went without the template.)  I think this technique was first demonstrated at a Stampin' Up! event (that I didn't attend) a couple of years ago.  But that is one of the many great things about stampers, everyone is so eager to share new ideas, and I am sure someone demonstrated this at a meeting I attended. 


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