No, we are NOT going to be jammin' today at Sparkle N Sprinkle, but the name of my technique is Rock N Roll. This is an old technique that I really like and decided to bring out again. I hope you will enjoy doing this one and will try it on some of your Spring cards. It is really easy and fun to do.
Supplies needed:
- various colors of pigment inks -- some light and some dark
- white card stock
- solid stamps
I use pigment inks because they stay juicier longer. You will need a light and a dark ink for each stamp.
Next ink up the whole stamp with the light color of ink. I started with yellow.
Now take the inked stamp and roll it around on the darker color ink pad, just rolling the stamp around on the edges. Here I used red.
Stamp on your card stock. Keep doing this with the other flower stamps until you have the look you want.
I also stamped more flowers, cut them out and added glitter on the edges to add interest. I pop dotted them on top of the other flowers that I stamped first. Thanks so much for stopping by. Have a wonderful and blessed day!
April
Sparkle N Sprinkle supplies used:
- Peony 2 3476-429C
- Daisy 2 3471-429AA
- Leaf Small 3478-429A
- Celebration velvet glitter GM2010
- Gypsy Red velvet glitter GM2005
- Purple Potion velvet glitter GM2001
- Jasper Blue velvet glitter GM2012
5 comments:
I haven't seen this technique before, but it looks like a lot of fun to do. Great looking card and I love the bright colors.
I'd forgotten about that technique - too many to remember LOL... It does a fabulous job on those solid flowers! Thanks for the memory jog.
I have not used this technique in a very long time, April, and it is always so pretty! Especially with pigment inks you can then use semi-transparent EPs over them. I used to use it mostly with shadow stamping. Thank you for reminding me! hugs, ,de
I actually learned this technique at a card class years ago - but since forgot about it! Thanks for the reminder!
Your card is so pretty and such a wonderful way to spread a smile!
April, I have got to try this technique. The colors are so vibrant.
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