My favorite sample is this one. All of the vibrant colors are super-delicious! This is from a 6x6 pad - one of those pages that I typically cut into strips and use the sections I like best. (You can see what I mean in the photo below.) Now- I have a new use for those pages. I can't wait to use this on a card!
Take a peek at the same background stamp on two other patterned papers:
The one on the left looks ready for fall! It's a green dot on white background with chocolate chip ink.
The paper on the left is a text paper with different words written in a variety of colors. At first, I tried a green ink on top and then Blushing Bride on the bottom. I didn't really like them and was about to pitch the page, when I thought to just use black on top of the other two colors - it's a keeper! Love this technique - super easy and quick!
My last sample to share uses Versa Mark and glossy paper. Thanks to Jennifer, I have a way to used the glossy paper in my stash (untouched for 6 years). Another super-easy technique. The biggest issue is choosing an ink color! (This one is Pear Pizzaz.) It's in need of some more playing, but I love the technique! I could be making polka dot paper rather than buying it!!
Wow, great examples of what we learned in class. C x
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ReplyDeleteOh, my gosh, Cathy - this is a fabulous technique! Definitely going on my list! Love the different looks you can get. My favorite is your first one - so vibrant.
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