Sunday, October 20, 2013
Make it Monday - Textured Stamping
I've always wanted to play along with the Make it Monday challenges. They showcase some great techniques, but until recently I owned so few PTI items, that I really couldn't participate. I was recently able to add some to my collection, and this week's technique was a really fun and easy one, so I thought I would play along.
I don't actually have any solid PTI images, so instead, I turned this pen image over and used the textured technique for backstamping.
I wanted to create an ombre look, but I was foiled by my inks....you know how sometimes inks look darker wet than dry, well that's what happened here, but overall I'm still pretty happy with how it turned out.
Enjoy the rest of your weekend!
Supplies Used
Paper/Cardstock: Crafter's Companion - White Cardstock; CTMH - Black and Cranberry cardstock
Stamps: PTI - Happy Trails
Ink: CTMH - Ruby, Tulip, Cranberry, Hollyhock, Smoothie, Sorbet; Memento - Tuxedo Black
Other: Tombow - Mono Adhesive
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FABULOUS stamping, Miriam! I love the striking colors and use of stamps! I have never played Make it Monday and have been itching to try some time! Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteawww another fabulous card! :)
ReplyDeleteAwesome technique! I've heard of this but never gave it a try. Love your sweet card!
ReplyDeleteThis is a fabulous example of the technique. Very clever way to create a solid stamp. I think sometimes playing with limited supplies forces more creativity, and you have shown that here.
ReplyDeletewhat an awesome card..
ReplyDeleteWhat an awesome technique....and adorable card!! I think your inks looks fab :)
ReplyDeleteLoveeeeeee this! LOVING the colors!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteooohhh love the way this turned out!
ReplyDeleteLove your take on the technique!! Fabulous!!
ReplyDeletelove this! turning the stamp over is such a great idea!
ReplyDeleteI love the idea :) and awesome stamping you did :)
ReplyDeleteThat was a great idea to use the back of the stamp! Your card is fabulous!
ReplyDeleteI have seen this technique before and have tried it but this is really cool! Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteSuper fun Miriam!
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely card, the end result almost has a sense of movement in it which is awesome!!
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