What To Do With Outline Stamps?
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- In this card making tutorial, I'll share 7 ways to use outline stamps that do not involve coloring them in! I'll share techniques including how to add shading with pencils, embossing, no line watercoloring, using texture stamps to add color, creating a watercolor wash and more. Watch along for inspiration of how to use your outline stamps!
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• Blessings Of Home Bundle (English) [157939] -- bit.ly/3oLCAk2
• Blessings Of Home Cling Stamp Set (English) [157930] -- bit.ly/34GqeCW
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Watched the replay. Definitely going to try the no line coloring. And you sold me on the religious stamp now.
Have fun with it!
Thank you for these techniques and great cards! Liked 👍 and shared
Lovely cards. Love the Jesus ones. Gave me ideas. Blessings
Since I’m not Christian, i often overlook “religious” stamps… but that one is so subtle and kind looking. I like it.
What a wonderful video , have a Blessed Day
Blessings to you Maritza!
You are so helpful. Thanks so much for sharing! I’m intrigued with your UA-cam videos. Thanks again.
Great ideas. Thank you. When you water-colored the face, it looked pretty good only half painted. It looked like shadows on the left under the hood (at 13:36).
Great tips. The second method of just stamping it in a neutral colour & not worrying about colouring at all is one I really only like with more sketchy type drawn images, like the one you used in the example. I think the highlighting idea would appeal to me with a more open, formal image like the bunny though. Always enjoy your videos!
Since I'm not comfortable using inks and pens/pencils, depending on how detailed the stamp is, I would heat emboss the stamp outline in gold or white on dark-colored cardstock. I've seen some stunning card projects online using gold or white embossing powder against a deep blue background.
Super tips and techniques I had not seen before. You are so talented and your presentation so well done! Thank you! My favorite card is the floral, no line, watercolor project! Absolutely stunning! But again, all the cards were gorgeous! Hugs!
Thank you so much Rosemarie! Hopefully you subscribed to see more ideas 🙂
So enjoy your videos!!! Love your video persona 😊 TFS
Great tips!!
Another brilliant video. Thanks Anna
Thank you Anna - another lovely set of ideas. Will definitely try the neutral colour stamping idea.
Nice...
Hi Anna Awesome ideas.... Beautiful cards, Thank you and Blessings, NC 🦋
Nice presentation . Great ideas for watercolor technique. TFS
Great tips Anna! I love your videos, always such good info!
Love the idea about just coloring around the outline. Will have to try it.
Thank you for sharing these different techniques with us.💕
Thanks Anna for yet another inspiring video. I am now going to try my hand at these options.
Thank you for sharing these techniques ❤
Awesome tips as usual. Thank Anna
Great cards loved them all! TFS enjoyed!
Thank you for watching Nancy!
Anna, love these techniques!
Thanks so much Susan!
Yay!!
Thanks Anna for the great tips!
You're so welcome!
Amazing cards, Anna.
Fantastic cards. Great tips . Thank you.
Thanks for watching Debbie!
You're so helpful! Thanks💕
You're welcome, thank you for watching!
Thank you! Great ideas😊
You are so welcome Linda!
Love these tips😊
Thank you!!
You are amazing
can you use virsafine and emboss clear to colour please
Sharpen your colored pencil; it will be easier to control amount of pigment applied.
I actually prefer using dull pencils because it allows me to get more even coloring, whereas with a sharp pencil I usually end up with darker lines that don't blend. Just personal preference!
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Why would spend all that money on stamps, ink and to say finding space to store them. I just use my printer. Just a waste of money.
Hi Tammy, I've noticed several of your comments that are critical of the way I create in my craft room. Maybe you can find other channels that fit more of your own creative style and share positive comments there. Blessings to you.
Tammy, not everyone can do that. And I like to be more creative than a printer. Think outside the box!