For this stamping technique page, I did three different techniques.
The first technique is called the Tissue Technique. I used this on the bird. I stamped it Cotton Candy ink and then took a tissue (yup, just like the one you'd blow your nose with), and dabbed it on the stamp. It gives the image a distressed look. After I got the look that I wanted (I could SEE what it looked like because our stamps and blocks are clear!), I stamped the bird on White Daisy cardstock and then cut it out.
The second and third techniques used go hand-in-hand. One is the Masking Technique & the other is Spritzing. For this one, I stamped the sentiment on a scrap piece of paper & cut it out. I then laid it down on the 2.5" x 2.5" piece of White Daisy cardstock and used the spritz pen (filled with some Sunset ink, Pearl Paint, & water- ask me for the ratio) to spray the color on it. I removed the scrap piece of paper and it left that part white, allowing me to stamp the sentiment in the un-spritzed spot.
Spritzing can be done like above or just spritz to distress the base cardstock or any papers. It's super fun and easy! I recommend cleaning out the sprayer when you're done. You can leave the mixture in the sprayer, but the ink & paint will dry and clog the sprayer.
This is one of my favorite ways to spruce up a stamped image.
Happy Stamping!!
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