Hello! To celebrate the release of my new e-book, Sara’s Stamping Techniques, I’ve got a new Technique Tutorials video and project to share with you. Click below to watch the Facebook Live video, then keep scrolling here to see photos of the projects.
https://www.facebook.com/sara.naumann.75/videos/10216883979554221/
The fine tip on the Dylusions Paint Pens means they work beautifully for outlining stamped designs. It’s a great way to add a touch of color to an otherwise simple design, and lets the flower stand out as a focal image.
Outlining Stamped Images, what you need—
Stamps: Easy Watercolor Florals (Hot Off The Press/Paper Wishes)
Dylusions Paint Pens: London Blue, Cut Grass (Ranger)
Stamping Ink: Jet Black Archival (Ranger)
Cardstock: White, green, blue
Green baker’s twine
Pearl embellishments
Acrylic blocks or a MISTI (My Sweet Petunia)
Outlining Stamped Images, how to make it—
1. Use black ink to stamp the large flower outline and sentiment onto white cardstock.
2. Trace around the flowers with London Blue pen. Trace the leaves, stem and flourishes with Cut Grass.
3. Tear the bottom edge of the cardstock, then mat on blue and green cardstock. Glue to the card front.
4. Add three pearls to the bottom of the stamped flower and one in the center of the large flower.
5. Tie a bow in baker’s twine and glue as shown.
The other project I showed is the same outlining technique, but with Altenew Bamboo Rose stamps and Altenew alcohol Artist Markers.
If you enjoyed this technique, I think you’ll like my new e-book, Sara’s Stamping Techniques. It’s packed with 25 different ways to add to your stamped cards. Projects, instructions and videos are all included. Just pop over to the Bella Crafts Publishing site to learn more. Happy stamping!
