Thursday, October 29, 2015

{Spotlight Project} Deepti Adds Color Using Stamps!

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Hello, friends! Deepti here and welcome to another spotlight feature. Today I thought of using mixed media stamps as a way to color another stamp. This technique works best when one stamp is texturized in look rather than solid and another stamp is an outline stamp :) You will understand better when you see the project...

So, here's a look into the finished card.




STEP 1
I started out by stamping the mixed media stamp in two shades of pink to add a variation in color and some shading.



STEP 2
Then I stamped the outline floral image over the stamped mixed media image and fuzzy cut the flowers. Now that was a fun way to color, I enjoyed it :) I also wanted a purple tinge to my flowers and sadly my ink has dried out, so I went over with a purple pencil color to add that tinge :)




STEP 3
Finally I stamped on the card base to build a background for the flowers. Also added a patterned paper strip and die cut and stamped the sentiment to finish my card.



Here's the finished close up :)



That finishes my spotlight feature :) I hope you enjoyed it and will give this a try. Happy paper crafting!


Stamps Deepti used in today's project:

    thebirdsandtheblooms-web-preview

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22 comments:

  1. This is such an interesting way to add color to a stamped image. I really like this idea - and your beautiful card.

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  2. Thank you Dee for sharing your steps for your artsy and beautiful CAS style card. I love your strip of DSP at the bottom of your card too. TFS my friend,

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  3. Thank you Dee for sharing your steps for your artsy and beautiful CAS style card. I love your strip of DSP at the bottom of your card too. TFS my friend,

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  4. Interesting technique that I probably would never have thought of. Thanks for sharing it.

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  5. It is beautiful! Love the colors you have used and that green to finish adding a pop of color rocks!

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  6. Wow!! This is such a cool technique!! Thank you for sharing!!

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  7. What a wonderful way to extend your stamp usage and colour your image.
    Blessings
    Maxine

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  8. Excellent card Deepti! Loved how you used mixed media elements to color the flowers...! :)
    Suchi xx

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  9. very creative ,love this unique way of coloring !!

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  10. Love the idea...Beautiful card Deepti...Thanks for sharing!

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  11. This is a great way to
    color! Love it and I'll
    be trying this.
    Carla from Utah

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  12. This is a great way to
    color! Love it and I'll
    be trying this.
    Carla from Utah

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  13. Gorgeous CAS card using the stamp sets, Deepti! Love your tutorial, thank you so much!

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  14. How clever! Thanks for sharing this fabulous idea and pretty card.

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  15. This is such a cool look, Deepti, I will definitely be giving it a try! Your card is lovely!

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