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You Got This
How to guide · 7 steps

You Got This

3 February 2022Ink TechniquesStamping Techniques
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Step 1 of 7

Ink up the stamp from Lily Portrait Stamp Collection, with the Izink Aurore and Cerise dye ink pads.

Spritz the stamp with water, and stamp off the right hand edge of the white card. 

You can reink, spritz and stamp again for a more intense colour. Alternatively, you can spritz the stamped image direct, allowing the ink to bleed, before drying it. This gives a looser, watercolour feel, to your background. 

Step 2 of 7

Ink up the lady from Imala You Got This, with the Onyx Black Versafine, and stamp just off the left hand edge of your stamped background. 

Dry off the Versafine before proceeding to the next step.  

Step 3 of 7

Apply the Izink Aurore and Cerise ink pads on to your craft or glass mat.

Add some water and paint your stamped image. 

Allow ink to dry, or speed it up with a heat gun. 

Step 4 of 7

Ink up the sentiment stamp with the Versafine, and stamp over the bottom right of your artwork. 

Step 5 of 7

Mat your artwork on to the black card. 

Step 6 of 7

Mat this on to the front of your pink, top folding card blank. 

Step 7 of 7

Add a touch of Midas Glitter to her eyelashes, to finish. 

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