The short version is this:
- Stamp your image using StazOn ink onto a transparency
- Cut out and run through (ink side down) a sticker maker
- Stick image to desired piece of designer paper (don't use double-sided)
- Immerse into cold water for a few seconds
- Gently rub off wet paper
- Part of the paper image will remain -- you now have a transparent/printed image to use on your card!
There's a beautiful example of that here!
I had fun with this new-to-me technique and here are the two cards I completed using it:
Card #1
Supplies used:
- DP - Classics (K & Company)
- Flower Stamp (Autumn Leaves)
- Black StazOn ink
- Background and Beyond Script Stamp (Creative Stamping)
- Square Punch
- Cream Lace
- Burgundy Ribbon
- Tan Ribbon done up in the "ruffled ribbon" way
- Script Embossing folder
- Tan Ink (inked over embossing)
Supplies used:
- Butterfly Fancy (Creative Stamping)
- Square Punch
- Background and Beyond Script Stamp (Creative Stamping)
- DP - Classics (K & Company)
- Yellow Ribbon
- Black Felt Tip Pen (Faux Stitching)
1 comment:
Those are lovely! The butterflies are my favorite - they look like something straight out of a magazine. :)
I'll have to try it with transparencies now. I didn't realize you put the printed side down in the sticker maker. Now you have me curious! :)
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