Basic doesn't mean simple or plain, it just means that there aren't a lot of doo-dads on the finished project.
Here's a card that I designed with just that goal in mind: limit myself to stamps, ink and paper. Think "SIP": Stamps, Ink and Paper...
Of course there were a few more products involved in creating the card though! I'm calling the technique "Reversed Texturz", and it uses the Big Shot Textured Impressions Embossing Folders. The folder I used here is the Elegant Bouquet Embossing Folder.Directions are pretty simple:
- Use your Brayer to apply ink evenly to the side of the Impressions Folder with the depressions.
- Place your cardstock in the folder.
- Run folder through the Big Shot as usual.
- Enjoy the magic!
And if you really like this project, you'll be excited to hear that it's one of the projects in my September Big Shot Die of the Month Club! You can learn more or sign up on my website...
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Stamps: Oval All
Inks: Elegant Eggplant
Paper: Whisper White, Elegant Eggplant
Accessories: Scallop Oval Punch, Large Oval Punch, Big Shot, Stampin' Up! Elegant Bouquet Impressions Folder, Brayer,
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I loved this so much, I CASE'd it for a swap on SCS... just switched eggplant for razzleberry. I'll post a link to it tomorrow for you to see :)
This is awesome. Thanks for making a video. I wondered how people were doing this. Very cute! Might be fun to play around with mixing a couple of colors. Hmmm. Very inspiring!
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