Hello friends!
I hope this post finds you well. I am loving the current Paint-a Flower Sunflower. It has beautiful lines, details and depth, not to mention that the composition of this stamp set is gorgeous.
I am sharing my 2nd version without painting it. I hope that you can also extend your use of outline stamps. This post will be a good example for that.
I took out the Gradient Card Stock and paired them up with Sunflowers. The strips of paper were then carefully laid out. I glue them onto a thin piece of card stock.
I then trimmed it to the size I want (4"x 5 1/2"). With MISTI, I started to stamp the sunflower image.
It is very important to use a MISTI or any stamp positioner for stamping the larger outline image. There might be a few spots that may not get stamped. This can be avoided with a stamp positioner.
Here are the two versions with the same stamp set. If you not have tried the paper-piecing version?
I hope that you would give this a go!
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15 comments:
Pretty effect with the paper strips! Have not tried this yet, but a great technique!
Super pretty with the lovely stripes. Great idea.
brilliant
Great idea. I will have to try this.
Beautiful colors! I LOVE this idea!!!!
What a great idea to stamp on the strips of variegated card stock. Really a nice fall card!
Beautiful non-painted sunflowers, and a great way to play with color combos and use up some scraps, brilliant!
Oh yes, I love the use of color strips on your card. It's a natural for sunflowers. So clever and beautiful.
You are so clever!! Love the stripes of color affect!!
I like the help and idea on how to add color in a different way.
Love this stamp, and you have made
two beautiful cards with it!
So beautiful, Virginia!
Wow, the stripe card is so cool and striking. Love that. Awesome colouring on the other one. HUgz
Love this dramatic and eye-catching look, Virginia!!!
love the stripes
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