Never seen this technique before so I was keen to have a go.
Here is what I came home with.
Turn over, place on some card and press down to distribute the ink around the block on the card.
Remove block carefully and blot with kitchen towel if required.
When dry stamp a silhouette image using archival ink.
Gotta love that poppy stamp! Said she who isn't really a stamper - Oops!
8 comments:
They look fab, BJ, I love them. Will be trying this for sure. Was good to see you earlier, thanks for a great chat and some giggles!
Hi BJ, great technique and your cards are lovely. That poppy stamp is certainly a winner. Elizabeth xx
Beautiful cards BJ, that poppy stamp is sooooo pretty and incredibly versatile. I love the technique too, defo on my 'to try' list now, thank-you for the tutorial sweetie.
Huge huggles x x x x
Fantastic cards BJ and what a great technique. I've just been trying it myself! Just love that poppy stamp - where did you get it?
Cassidy xx
Hi
Just to let you know that the poppy stamp is one from Lavinia stamps. "Wild Poppies"
www.laviniastamps.com
They do lots of silhouette stamps - great with distress inks.
These distress prints are so pretty.
Rinda
Oh wow, I love this technique, thank you for the reminder to have a look at your blog. Definately want to try this when i can get to the craft table again. Now where are my spritser bottles . . .
Karen xxx
Wow I didn't know about this technique either, I will have to give it a go, did you use plain card stock or glossy for this one?
This is now the 3rd link on your blog that I have gone too, what an amazing blog you have thank you for sharing.
Eliza
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