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Friday, August 09, 2019
{Special Post} Karola Colours with Stamps
Hi stampy friends! Karola here today to show you three cards I made using lovely STAMPlorations floral stamps and the "colouring with stamps" technique. If you like stamping, you will love this technique as you get to stamp a lot! If you don't have any suitable "splotchy" stamps, you can use the reverse of some small round-ish stamps, that works well too.
For my first card, I stamped the Radiant Roses in black and used the "splotchy" stamps from Art Marks to colour in the roses using Distress Oxides. I also stamped some ink spots in the bottom part of the card, before adding the sentiment from Bold Sentiments: Hashtag Authentic.
For my second card, I stamped the French Marigold Large, and this time I used Distress Inks to colour the flower. I added a sentiment from Noteworthy 3 and splattered some green ink on the card front for added interest.
For my third card, I decided to go with pastel colours. I stamped the Classic Calla Lilies along the long side of the card, before again using the splotch stamps from Art Marks to colour the florals with Distress Inks. The sentiment is from Noteworthy 3.
I hope you will be inspired to try this technique if you are a stamping fan!
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Artsy, unique and fabulous cards and wonderful inspiration .....Thank you x.
ReplyDeleteso very nice cards!
ReplyDeleteSuch a great technique. Beautiful cards!!
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What a fun technique - I must rummage through my stash and see what I can do
ReplyDeleteBlessings
Maxine