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You Are One Of A Kind
How to guide · 8 steps

You Are One Of A Kind

28 October 2024✦ Toni DarrochHeat EmbossingInk TechniquesStamping Techniques
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Choose your paper from the Great Outdoors paper pack.

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Ink up the solid stamp with Heather and lightly spritz with water before stamping off to the left. 

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Using the Midnight, stamp the detailed image over the solid one. 

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Use your white gel pen to add accents and highlights to your artwork, where required. 

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Secure the Stylized Square stencil around your stamped lady and blend the Black Soot within. 

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Tear a panel of vellum slightly longer then the length of the paper. Wipe over with your anti-static bag before stamping your sentiment in the WOW sticky ink. Apply the white embossing powder over the stamped image, decanting any excess back in to the pot. Get your heat tool good and hot before heat setting the powder. 

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Place the stamped vellum down the right side of the paper, tuck the edges over and secure on the reverse with double-sided tape or a tape runner. 

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Mat your artwork on to black card trimmed to 5 1/4 x 7 1/4" and then on to the front of your teal card blank. 

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