ARTISTIC STAMPING TECHNIQUE VIDEO TUTORIAL WITH PICTURE PERFECT STAMPIN' UP!
April 24, 2016
I love water colouring and I have so much fun making the card in my post today. I used the multi step stamp set Picture Perfect by Stampin' Up! and a technique I have called Artistic Stamping so you can transform your cards in small pieces of art or small paintings you can frame and share.
This set contains 18 individual stamps and it is not only beautiful but unique I have never seen something like this is in the market! Simple click on the picture to watch video tutorial.oticón smile
The images produced by the set are artistic themselves but I was looking forward to give a more realistic look to the hummingbird and I decide go further and enjoy water coloring.
This composition will look completely different by applying different ink colours . You can use any ink colour combo CLICK HERE to see video about how I use Picture Perfect Stamp Set! in regular basics and how I choose colors for stamping the hummingbird.
Supply List
- Paper: Sahara Sand Card Stock, Water color paper
- Inks: Crumb Cake, Pumpkin Pie / Tangelo Twist, Chocolate Chip, Pool Party, Wild Wasabi, Pacific Point, Basic white/ Stazon white , Black Archival.
- Embellishments: Linen Thread
- Adhesives: tear and tape
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1 comments
Hello Bibi, thank you so much for your creative ideas round about this stamp set. In the beginning it was difficult for me to find some beautiful ideas. But now- it is so easy for me. Your color combination is great. THANK YOU! Many greetings from Germany - Frauke Hagelstein
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