The sample on the right is a very crumpled piece of scrap cardstock that is flattened out by hand. I inked my stamp then stamped on the crumpled paper then, without reinking, stamped on my chosen piece of cardstock. Voila! A pinto horse! This is one of the techniques I taught last winter in my Technique Classes. I love the effect. I want to thank Rita Holmes, an angel with TAC™ for this idea.
Carol Norby, Affiliate for Spellbinders, Scrapbook .com, The Rabbit Hole Designs, Whimsy Stamps, and Art Impressions!
Friday, July 18, 2008
Crumpled Paper Technique
One of my cards posted yesterday showed this technique. I've had a friend ask how I did this as it looks like a "giraffe"! Yep, it does! I call it my "pinto" technique when used with the Hieroglyph Horses.
The sample on the right is a very crumpled piece of scrap cardstock that is flattened out by hand. I inked my stamp then stamped on the crumpled paper then, without reinking, stamped on my chosen piece of cardstock. Voila! A pinto horse! This is one of the techniques I taught last winter in my Technique Classes. I love the effect. I want to thank Rita Holmes, an angel with TAC™ for this idea.
The sample on the right is a very crumpled piece of scrap cardstock that is flattened out by hand. I inked my stamp then stamped on the crumpled paper then, without reinking, stamped on my chosen piece of cardstock. Voila! A pinto horse! This is one of the techniques I taught last winter in my Technique Classes. I love the effect. I want to thank Rita Holmes, an angel with TAC™ for this idea.
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5 comments:
Thanks, Carol! You really are a "tech" pro. Hopefully I'll get to try this out...hmm...and maybe CASE your card while I'm at it!!
Very cool technique! I'll have to try it!
How cool- I am definitely going to try this!
how clever! and it DOES look like a giraffe!
What a fab technique! Can't wait to give this a shot!
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