Good morning! The other day when I sat down to make some Quick Tip videos, I kind of stumbled upon a fun new technique - something that happens pretty often when I am making these videos! I call them happy accidents! :)
I made two different colors with two different stamps I loved the effect so much!
Isn't that a fun effect? Here is the quick video to show how I did it:
I wanted the images to pop a little more off the card than with just the vellum, and fussy cutting them out of white cardstock did just the trick!
I also realized that I couldn't adhere them directly to the vellum, or the adhesive would shot - hence the tip in the video for how to get the white piece perfectly lined up behind the vellum.
These are actually the second set of these that I made - the first video was a blooper unfortunately, since I must have missed and not pushed start on the camera, then when I thought I was pushing stop, I was actually starting the film rolling. Needless to say - I have a lot of nonsense as I cleaned my desk and tried to decide what to do next! Haha!
On this one I added the sentiment on a separate strip - I love how this also helps hold the vellum in place on the lower edge.
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Heather, they are beautiful! And love this technique. TOTALLY AWESOME! Thank you so much for always sharing the new technique with us.
ReplyDeletewhat a fantastic and clever technique. love these so much!!
ReplyDeleteWell, now I need vellum! Thanks for sharing your wonderful designs! Can't wait to try your accidental technique :)
ReplyDeleteThis is wonderful!! Definitely has the "wow" factor! Very cool! Thanks so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThese are fantastic! So cool! Thank you for sharing no coloring ways of using this beautiful stamps. Hugs
ReplyDeleteWhat an awesome idea...thank you for sharing.
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