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Easy Masking Technique!
HI friends! I'm back today with another masking technique that's basic yet very effective for your stamps! I'll be using From Our Entire Herd stamp, Paper Pouncers, and Grass Tufts die! I tend to use this masking technique quite a bit when I'm not felling inspired or am not sure how to use my stamps, and it works like a charm! I started with a piece of 5.5x4.25 white cardstock. Then I created a rectangle mask by placing painters' tape onto the card panel to frame the rectangle. The painter's tape will protect the areas where you don't want ink....
Creating Fun Backgrounds for Your Stamps!
Learn how to create fun backgrounds and masking techniques with Colleen on the Picket Fence Studios Blog!
The Best Mom with Justin Adkins
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Justin is on the blog today sharing a fun way to use our new Dad/Mom The Best Word Die Set to make a card to celebrate your Mom on Mother's Day, or really any day of the year!
Creating a Cozy Window Scene
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Hi friends! I admire cordmakers that can create an amazing scene on their card, but I have never been able to acquire that knack. So today I want to share my way of creating a scene card that doesn't make me want to pull my hair out! Let's get started! The products that I'll be using for my card are the Floating Dreams stamp, The Right Pair of Boots stamp, Simple Plaid stencil, Basic Die Cutting Set 1, and Swanky Friendship sentiment stamp. First, I wanted to create a wallpaper scene that you'd find in a home, so I stamped Floating Dreams...
Christmas fun and a snowman
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There are two cards in today's blog post. The first one showcases one of the Kelly Taylor illustrated stamps (I'm a fan!) with a fun background, and the second is a more plain card with a fully coloured panel featuring the new snowman stamp in the no-line colouring technique.