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Black and White Monochromatic Distressed Typewriter Card

A project from our live show CATCH UP with the Create Together Club - Inspiration Video 1 for Stamp A NOTE TO SAY - SHOW 25th Oct 21 · 25/10/2021 · watch it from 6:45

A striking black and white card featuring a distressed typewriter stamp design created using a water spray and ink blending technique. The layered stamping creates a blurred, burnished effect that brings depth and texture to a simple monochromatic design.

You will need

Versafine Ink Pad - Onyx Black - 300921CVersafine Ink Pad - Onyx Black - 300921CSEE IT

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Step by step

  1. Take a piece of white cardstock and spray it lightly with water. ▶ watch 7:00
  2. Stamp the typewriter image onto the wet cardstock using black oxide ink, allowing the ink to bleed slightly into the water. ▶ watch 7:15
  3. Mop up excess water with tissue and dry the card with a heat gun. ▶ watch 8:00
  4. Stamp the same typewriter image again in true black ink on top of the blurred design to bring back detail and definition. ▶ watch 9:30
  5. Dry the card completely with your heat gun. ▶ watch 10:15
  6. Blend black ink around the edges of the cardstock using a blending brush to soften the harsh white border. ▶ watch 11:45
  7. Mount the stamped white panel onto a piece of black cardstock. ▶ watch 13:00
  8. Stamp additional textured elements such as butterflies and circles from the stamp set onto the card in black ink. ▶ watch 14:15
  9. Add a sentiment from your washi tape collection to complete the card. ▶ watch 19:00
  10. Mount the finished card onto a seven by seven card base. ▶ watch 21:30

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