Patchwork Stamping
Jennifer McGuire demonstrated masking on a card...the white sheet you see was completely covered with eclipse masking tape in many different widths. Then using a stamp positioner (like a thing a ma jig!) pull away the top layer of masking and carefully put your block with the stamp in the corner and press. When you are done, you put back the masking ape only move it up just a tad, then remove the second layer of tape, clean the stamp and reink it with a different color ink...continue until you have removed, stamped and replaced all the strips of masking tape. Pretty cool looking....I cut around the top portion of the Harvest Berry, I white embossed the sending you a Thank You and added some bling to the ends. I stamped the background stripes with PTI Background Stripes stamp set. I used Berry Sorbet, Mellon Berry, Harvest gold, spring moss and ended with Lime aid ink...the card base is Berry sorbet and the stripes were made using berry sorbet ink.
Another fun technique...now if only I can remember them when I go to make a card!
17 comments:
So pretty. Love the colors. Great take on the technique.
This card is absolutely gorgeous! I love how you added depth and dimension in the center, and the colors are just beautiful!!!
Lovely! Can't wait to try this technique!
so cute -- love it
Great color combination!
I seem to always be playing catch up. Your day 6 cards are all fabulous Colleen. I am in love with this Harvest Berry Card.
I own this stamp too. You've made a lovely card with it using the technique you describe. I suppose you have to be very accurate, great job!
This turned out great Colleen, your execution is perfect! Congrats on being highlighted in class!
This card is so pretty, love this color combination.
Congrats on being featured in today's class! This is such a pretty card!
Oh, I love this! You did a fabulous job with this technique.
This looks beautiful! Good job with the masking!
What a beauty.
Such a beautiful card. You really made the technique work!
This is just beautiful - wonderful job with the technique and such great colors!
That really is so pretty Colleen! I used very similar colours, just so nice and warm! Congrats on being featured!
Can't go wrong with the ginko. Love everything you did here. Way to go in class!
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