Circular Wreath Card Using Stamp Ring with Small Floral Stamps

Un progetto dalla nostra diretta RIGUARDA il LANCIO DEGLI STENCIL CREATIVI PEARLYWINKS dallo studio HTCN, trasmessa il 21 gen 22 · 21/01/2022 · guardalo da 23:00

Simon demonstrates how to use the Stamp A Ring stencil to create a perfectly symmetrical circular wreath pattern. By rotating the card and stamping at alternating positions, you build a beautiful ring of small floral elements that would be impossible to achieve freehand.

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Passo dopo passo

1. Cut your card to just under 5 inches square and slot it into the centre of the stamp ring stencil. ▶ watch 23:30
2. Ink up your small floral stamp and align it between the top point of the stencil so it stays centred as you rotate. ▶ watch 24:00
3. Stamp the first position, then turn the card one quarter turn to the next corner position. ▶ watch 26:30
4. For smaller stamps, stamp every single position; for larger stamps, skip every other position to avoid overlapping. ▶ watch 27:00
5. Continue rotating and stamping around the entire ring until you return to the starting point. ▶ watch 29:00
6. Once you complete the outer ring, you can fill in the gaps by rotating the card to intermediate positions if desired. ▶ watch 29:15
7. Mount the finished background onto contrasting card stock to complete the design. ▶ watch 30:00

Consigli dalla puntata

• Align your stamp between the top point of the stencil to keep the pattern perfectly centred as you rotate.
• The stamp ring has 16 turning points, allowing you to use very tiny stamps without large gaps between them.
• You can create an ombre effect by changing ink colours as you work around the ring.

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