Here's another Tamp-a-Tile technique card. For this one I wanted it to have a more collage feel so I used the Stampin' Up By the Tide set that is in the spring 2013 mini catalog. It's a gorgeous set. I HAD to have it because I NEEDED the feathery underwater plant!! I realized that I didn't give any directions on how to do this technique in my post yesterday. All you do is mask off the 4 corners with post-its and stamp the middle. Then reverse the post-its to cover the center and stamp the corners. Then do the same process again and apply ink with a sponge or a stipple brush to add color where you want! Beware, it's really fun. You will want to make more than one!
Stamps: Stampin' Up By the Tide, assorted texture stamps
Inks: Momento Tuxedo Black, SU Brilliant Blue, Lovely Lilac, Tempting Turquoise, Real Red
Cardstock: White, Tempting Turquoise, Brilliant Blue
Copic Markers: R05, R17, R29
Dies: My Favorite Things Sea Charms
Miscellaneous: Post-it notes, hemp twine, sponges
TRY IT....YOU'LL LIKE IT!!
Hi,
I made this card for the monthly technique challenge on KCUK that required us to use the Tamp-A-Tile technique. It is a very fun and simple technique that gives a great result! Most people I've shown this card to think that I used decorative paper on the corners but it's only 1 piece of white card stock! The only thing added was the sentiment and the little goldfish!
Stamps: My Favorite Things - Goldfish Girl, Rosie's Roadshow - Goldie, Hero Arts Circle stamps, the tiny green fish are from an old Stampin' Up set. I think I got it in the 90's
Ink Pads: Ranger Distress Inks - Shabby Shutters, Peeled Paint, Faded Jeans
Copics: Skin: E50, E00, E11 Hair: E33, E93, E 37 Pants/Shoes: B91, B93, B95, B97
Fish Bowl: B91, B93, YG 25 Goldfish: Y17, Y38, Y26
White Cardstock, Decorative paper, Stampin' Up: Old Olive & Night of Navy
Button, twine, chalk for the cheeks and black pepper for the fish food!
Thanks for looking! I'll post another Tamp-A-Tile card tomorrow!!
