Who can resist a card that is fast and easy to make, and uses up some scraps? Heck, not me.
Stamp set is Hero Arts Color Layering Bird CL866. For the blue flowers in the background, I stamped the first layer with Hero Arts’ Unicorn white pigment ink, then over-stamped with ColorBox Stephanie Barnard blueberry blue die ink.
Tip: When I stamped the blue layer on top of the white, the stamp picked up a bit of the white pigment. To prevent the white from contaminating my pretty blue pad, I off-stamped it before re-inking with the blue. I started off-stamping on scrap paper, then saw how pretty it looked, so went for scrap card stock and created some tags:
Fun, huh?
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Filed under: Fast & Easy, Flower cards, inks, Random Cards, Techniques | Tagged: birds, ColorBox, fast & easy, flowers, Hero Arts, ink techniques, inks, layering, layering stamps, scraps, Stephanie Barnard, using scraps |
Roberta is a writer by trade, a crafter by accident. She was a contributing writer with The Rubber Stamper Magazine since its inception and now holds the same position at Crafts 'n Things. Read more about her in the About Me column. 
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