Thursday, March 18, 2010

Connie-Un-Stamping Technique with Love Is Blind

I used a cool "un-stamping" technique with this card containing images from Sweet Pea plate #7 "Love Is Blind."  You can see the entire plate HERE

1)  Stamp image with Memento ink
2)  Color only the part you will be removing color from
3)  Pour small amount of blending solution in plastic lid and
dab with Tim Holtz applicator then apply to "busy" stamp
4)  Place alcohol-ed stamp over original stamped image and
press down as if stamping (this removes color)
5)  Repeat if necessary-embellish and finish as desired

My sample uses Sweet Pea Stamps image.  I colored the dress with a
Copic marker, then removed color partially to create sense of pattern
by over-stamping with alcohol blending solution which removed some of 
the marker.
For this technique you will need alcohol-based markers.  The
blending solution removes the alcohol marker color in the design
or depth of your "busy" stamp for a cool textured effect.

**Important**  Only color that portion of your image that you will be removing
color from as the blending solution removes any alcohol-based ink.  You can color the rest after
you have done steps 3-5.

9 comments:

  1. Connie, you did a great job on this card. Thanks for sharing this technique with everyone.

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  2. Oh Connie, I love how you used a label die to cut out the image!!!! Now why did I think only to use those type of dies on sentiments?? Awesome and love that technique!!!!

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  3. This is a good technique to share. Thanks for teaching me.

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  4. Thanks Connie for sharing this technique with everyone!! You did an awesome job on this!! Love the colors!!
    Hugs:)
    Angela

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  5. What an elegant card Connie, thanks for sharing !!!
    Hugs
    Mag :)

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  6. very nice card, thanks for sharing the tech!

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  7. Great technique idea Connie!! Beautiful card!

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  8. Beautiful card Connie and thanx for sharing your Technique with us.
    (hugs)
    Trish (-:

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  9. What a fun card and THANK YOU for sharing a technique with us!!! Can't wait to give it a try!

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