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Stepped Up Rock N Roll Technique

May 30, 2020 Leave a Comment

30 May

Three versions of the Rock N Roll Technique no matter what level of stamper you are!

Whether you’re a beginner stamper, a casual stamper, or an avid stamper, the Rock N Roll Technique adds a two-tone look to stamped images. Let’s dive in to the differences in the three cards above.

Beginner Stamper

Cardstock, ink, and stamps. That’s it. Plus adhesive. Add the Rock N Roll Technique and look what you get. Ink the leaves (Layered with Kindness) in Coastal Cabana ink, then roll the edges in Granny Apple Green ink and stamped.  Clean the stamp and repeat to fill the left side of Shimmery White cardstock. Rock N Roll creates beautiful, two-tone images, with no two alike. The sentiment (from the Honey Bee stamp set) was stamped in Shaded Spruce ink. The card base is Coastal Cabana, 8 1/2″ x 5 1/2″, scored at 4 1/4 on the long side. And a Shaded Spruce mat brings out the sentiment.

All you need as a beginner stamper is paper, ink and a stamp or two!

 

Casual Stamper

The casual version steps it up a little. Stamp the sentiment and punch it out with the Lovely Labels punch. Thread the top of the shape with the reversible Old Olive/Pretty Peacock ribbon and cinch with a knotted piece of white baker’s twine. Pop the piece up with dimensionals.

The casual stamper steps it up with a punch and ribbon.

 

Avid Stamper

Last, but not least, the third version uses an embossing machine. The Shaded Spruce layer is run through the embossing machine with the Subtles embossing folder. And the sentiment is stamped on a die cut from Ornate Frames. Gold sequins scattered across the surface finish off this version.

An embossing machine adds even more detail for the avid stamper.

What do you think of the Rock N Roll Technique? Swap out any colors you like, just remember to always ink your stamp with the lightest color first. So, which version is your favorite? Let me know in the comments.

 

 

 

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