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All Good Things Come To Those Who Craft
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All Good Things Come To Those Who Craft

8 January 2024✦ Toni Darroch✦ Carley DuffStamping Techniques
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Step 1 of 10

Tear a piece of kraft card the same width as your card blank and about 5 3/4" deep. 

Step 2 of 10

Blend Tiffany along the top and bottom torn edges. 

Step 3 of 10

Stamp this beautiful design, in Midnight, in the centre of your torn, kraft panel. 

Step 4 of 10

Paint areas of your stamped design with the White Lace Confetti paint before splattering paint over your artwork. 

Tip: I allowed my paint to dry before adding more paint, to achieve a brighter tone of white in random areas.  

Step 5 of 10

Once my artwork was completely dry, I used a black, fine line pen to go back in and draw over stamped lines that had lost their definition. 

Step 6 of 10

Stamp your sentiment in the centre, with the Midnight ink. 

Step 7 of 10

Tear this sheet from the Teal All Surfaces paper pad, the same width as your card and about 1/2" deeper than your stamped panel. 

Step 8 of 10

Adhere your artwork on to the torn paper panel. 

Step 9 of 10

Tie a length of twine around the bottom of your artwork and use to secure a button, as seen here. 

Step 10 of 10

Adhere to the front of your kraft card blank, leaving a small gap at the top. 

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