Well, since Father's Day is just around the corner, I thought I'd show a card for Dad with a fun technique that can be used in lots of different ways!
1} Start off by creating your card with 1/2 sheet of cardstock and use pattern paper for the background.
2} Next take a stamp of your choice {a solid image works best for this} and stamp on pattern paper with versamark ink...
3} Cover with clear embossing powder...
4} Heat set with heat tool and it will look like this...
5} Next, take a sponge and a dark classic {water-based ink pad} I used Chocolate Chip by Stampin' Up! and rub ink over top the embossed image...
6} do this same technique overtop of a rubon... {This works especially great with white rubons!}
7} Add stitching with the Xyron Design Runner...
8} Trim pieces to desired size and add to card, add rubon to a wooden button and your card is complete...
Supplies I used:
Stampin' Up!: cardstock, stamps, versamark ink, clear embossing powder, chocolate chip ink, & sponge
Cosmo Cricket: pattern paper & rubons
Xyron: design runner stitching and adhesive
Here are a few other samples I did using this technique:
over a rub-on...
over an embossed image...
And one more quick & easy tip:
I always staple my rub-on sheets at the top before I start cutting the images away to help keep the back sheet in place...
I hope everyone enjoys trying out this fun technique and I'd like to thank you for checking out The Story Matters! Don't forget to leave us a comment HERE with a link to your "favorite summer memory" page and a chance to win prize. {deadline...June 30th}
Monday, June 15, 2009
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6 comments:
woo Hoo! Great technique share Megan!
Love that technique...thanks for sharing!
That's an awesome technique to share!!! Totally love that! Gotta try it sometime!
AWESOME!!
ok not only do I love the cards.But what a great idea about the rub-ons.
That is an amazing technique. I will have to give that a whirl.
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