A super quick tutorial!
The other day I wanted to try an idea with a stamp set I've had for awhile. I thought I'd take a few quick photos to share my process. Nothing fancy, certainly a technique that many card makers have used but a fun one that can be used in so many different ways!
The art of Masking...
I first cut a piece of white card (Canson) slightly larger than my 4.25"x 5.5" rectangle die (MLPW rectangle nesting dies -TRIBAL). I marked where the die would cut so I could work out where to stamp the images. Using Unity 'under the sea' stamp set I stamped the jelly fish 5 times in a row.
I used post-it notes to mask off the jelly fish faces.
Once the faces were masked, I used painters tape to mask off another area.
TIP: I also added an extra row to the top to cover all the white, as I didn't want to get any ink on this area.
I chose three distress ink colours - Blueprint Sketch, Mermaid lagoon, and Salty Ocean.
Then using a blending tool, blended them together from light to dark within the masked area.
Pulled off the painters tape (with clean hands!!!)
Then removed the post-it notes.
I then added (lots of) sparkle to their heads using a gelly roll - clear pen and put it through my cuttlebug to die-cut a rectangle. I also added the sentiment and finished it off with My Little Paper World sequins (Blue Lagoon - available soon).
The finished card....
Thanks for stopping by! Hope you enjoyed this quick photo tutorial on masking...
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Happy Crafting!
Happy Crafting!
Samantha
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Thanks for sharing! Your projects are inspiring!! I just decided to make one of your mini albums with my 4H club. Any pointers? Thanks so much, Wendy
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