This card is from the "you've got this" stamp set. For the center panel, I stamped the flower image onto tissue paper and then sprayed it with my Stampin' Misters which had turquiose water in one and I don't know, maybe pink pirouette in the other, maybe???!!! Might have even mixed the colors at one time! Anyway the colors of the flower ran beautifully! Using my heat gun, I blow dried and then crumpled it up! Yup, you heard right! I then took a piece of pink cardstock and pasted the entire piece with a glue stick. Being careful not to straighten out my tissue TOO TOO much, I uncrumpled it and pressed it onto the gluey pink cardstock. The teal water colored background paper is left over from one of many sessions with several children who beg to watercolor now and then. I keep those papers to use some future day...like today!
Showing posts with label tissue paper technique. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tissue paper technique. Show all posts
Thursday, 30 July 2015
i'm here for you
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clean and simple
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encouragement
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everyday
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floral
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friendship
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thinking of you
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tissue paper technique
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watercolor
Thursday, 12 February 2015
two technique try-out!
Years ago I ran across this idea and only recently did I spy the tissue paper technique again. (Click that link to see a wonderful tutorial of it.)
The other new-to-me technique I tried on this card was called partial die-cutting and now I can't find that tutorial ANYWHERE! However, it's fairly simple. You die-cut as normal, only keep your design on the VERY edge of your cutting plate so it doesn't cut the whole thing out completely. Then using an xacto knife or sharp scissors, snip off the little pieces you don't need. (inside the "h" and "i", for example).
The other new-to-me technique I tried on this card was called partial die-cutting and now I can't find that tutorial ANYWHERE! However, it's fairly simple. You die-cut as normal, only keep your design on the VERY edge of your cutting plate so it doesn't cut the whole thing out completely. Then using an xacto knife or sharp scissors, snip off the little pieces you don't need. (inside the "h" and "i", for example).
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butterfly basics
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clean and simple
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everyday
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friendship
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miss you
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partial die-cutting technique
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spring
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summer
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tissue paper technique
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