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Dee
Monday, November 26, 2007
Cut and color when needed
Good Morning! In the past I have colored and cut out tons of flowers. I never seem to have the color I need cut out. With this set I decided to do things different I stamped all the images in black stazon and cut them. Now when I need the images I can quickly color to match my project. See the pictures:) I love doing it this way I hope you will too.
Have a great day
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Dee
Have a great day
Thanks for stopping by!
Dee
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What a beautiful result. Time for me to go give it a try.
That's a great idea and a beautiful card!!! Now I have to find proper flowers....
Yosha
beautiful Card & What a Great echnique too. Hope you had a wonderful Thanksgiving!
Angie
Thank you so much for the tip and I love the results!!!The card is very pretty.
malieta:)
What a great idea! I've never used my Stampin' Spots to color images that way--I'll have to try it.
Gorgeous card! Love the color combo. Did you apply the spot directly to paper or did you use a sponge. Beautiful effect. Thanks for sharing!
Dorothy
Oh, my gosh, what a fantastic idea to do a whole sheet! Brilliant! I love the Apricot and Regal Rose, too. Great way to get the show on the road here, Dee!
To answer Dorothy's question: I apply the spot directly to the paper. You can let the ink dry and apply 2-3 more times and the colors get darker and richer. I drink a lot of caffine so I have to cut early in the morning or late at night. I really like being able to cut them all out and color them later when I need them.
HTH
Dee
Absolutely brilliant. I thought I had "homemade primas" down to a science, but I see that your genius has added immensely to the art! ;0) Love love love love love your ideas. Thanks SO much for saving me from the rut of another blue card to match those 100 blue primas. lol :0) Mel
Oh my gosh -- you actually plan ahead -- WOW!!! What a wonderful idea to stamp these and have them on hand!!! I think I'll give this a try one of these days -- thanks much!!!
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