adding color with sponge daubers and a stamparatus with our new waves of inspiration stamp set
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Today I am going to show you how to get depth in the wave image from the Waves of the Ocean stamp using sponge daubers and the stamparatus!
Measurements:
Pacific Point Base Cardstock
5 1/2′ x 8 1/2″ scored at 4 1/4″
Basic Black layer
4″ x 5 1/4″ cut to 1/8 larger on each side of
the final size of the Basic White layer
Basic White layer
4″ x 5 1/4″ cut after stamping
First place the Basic White cardstock layer in the left hand corner of the stamparatus and lay the wave image red rubber side down on the cardstock and close the acrylic arm of the stamparatus down onto the sticky side of the stamp and pick it up on the acrylic plate.
I added a sentiment from the Waves of the Ocean stamp set.
I cut the Basic White cardstock down around the image of the wave and then mounted it onto Basic Black and cut to 1/8″ border around the wave stamped layer.
One of the reasons that many of us make cards is to share them with others and brighten someones day – send a card today to someone you care about and make their day. Create some art of your own and share it – one stamp at a time!
Happy Stampin’ and Be Well,
Natalie
