Learn how you can create a watercolor background using markers and your clear stamp block. Brian Pilling shows you just how simple it is. This is such a cool technique and limited only by the size blocks you have. Try using multiple blocks to create a collage effect!
Of course all of the acrylic blocks are also available individually on page 182 of the 2016-17 Annual catalog.
It's Tuesday and that's the day that I pull together a video - either Stampin' UP!'s or mine - that shows you a card making technique. Today we'll be concluding our training on masking with a technique called reverse masking. It's what you do with what's left after you die cut or punch a shape out of a piece of card stock. There are a few retired products used in this video. So I've included suggestions for alternate products. Below the video you'll find links to the other three masking posts. Be creative. Have Fun!
Sometimes we forget all the different techniques there are out there. There are so many!!! Yesterday I posted a card using this technique, and I got some questions regarding how I did it. I ran across this technique and who doesn't need more stamping options? I thought it was worth a try. Enjoy!
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There are so many usages for masking. From the basic addition of a background as depicted in this video, to creating vignettes. In future Technique Tuesdays we'll take a look at the actual creation of a vignette placing items in front of and behind other items, and Reverse Masking. This is a quick video but it demonstrates how effective and versatile masking can be, and this stamp set is complete, providing everything you need to create this technique. Enjoy
