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Colourful Tree Scene Card with Dawn Paper and Reflection Stamp

A project from our live show MY PODCAST - Catch my latest updates broadcast 6th Feb 2024 · 06/02/2024 · watch it from 40:00

A creative card using the reflection stamp system with the Dawn paper collection. You build your own unique tree scene by stamping the main silhouette in black, then layering additional trees in different ink colours to create depth and atmosphere.

You will need

Stamps By Me - A5 Reflection Stamp Set - a Beautiful Place to Be- 270423CStamps By Me - A5 Reflection Stamp Set - a Beautiful Place to Be- 270423CSEE IT Stamps By Me - A5 Lamination Stamp Set - the Instant Artist - 311023HStamps By Me - A5 Lamination Stamp Set - the Instant Artist - 311023HSEE IT

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Step by step

  1. Select a piece of Dawn paper with the landscape silhouette design. ▶ watch 40:45
  2. Ink up the reflection stamp using black ink. ▶ watch 41:00
  3. Stamp the main silhouette (figure or scene) at the base of the paper, positioning it as if coming in from the edge. ▶ watch 41:30
  4. Allow the black ink to dry. ▶ watch 42:00
  5. Select a contrasting ink colour (such as dark blue) and ink up the tree element from the stamp set. ▶ watch 42:30
  6. Stamp trees in the blue ink at the top or side of the composition to build your own scene. ▶ watch 43:00
  7. Stamp additional trees in black ink over or alongside the blue trees to create layering and depth. ▶ watch 43:30
  8. Add small details like grass or additional elements in black to ground the scene. ▶ watch 44:00
  9. Mount the finished panel onto a coordinating card blank. ▶ watch 44:30

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