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6 December 2022✦ Emma BlakeStamping Techniques
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Step 1 of 9

Place the white card cut to 6 x 6", in the bottom right corner of your Eureka 101 and secure with the bar magnet.

Ink up the sentiment stamp, from the Word Sprays set, with the Onyx Black Versafine and stamp in the centre, along the bottom of the card.

DO NOT MOVE STAMP AT THIS POINT 

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KEEPING THE STAMP IN THE STAMP POSITION, rotate your card 45 degrees and secure in the bottom right corner, with the bar magnet.

Reink the stamp and stamp along what is now the "bottom" of the card. 

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Repeat the previous step TWICE more, to achieve this sentiment border around the edges of your card. 

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Ink up our lovely Daisy with the Versafine and stamp in the centre of your card. 

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Add water to your Confetti inks and paint Daisy as required. 

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Once the paint is dry, you can go back in with a black pen, going over any of the detailed lines that have faded, due to the mica in the metallic paints. 

Step 7 of 9

Adhere your artwork on to the black card. 

Step 8 of 9

Adhere to the front of your white card blank. 

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To finish, add the Stickles to the centres of all the flowers. 

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