I am not even sure the proper name for this method, maybe someone can tell me! So I picked up this new rubber stamp measuring 4 x4 , it is inverted (again not sure if that is the right term), a new square acrylic block, Glamor Dust, and an acrylic paint dabber plus some chocolate paper. So you take your dabber, and blot it onto your rubber stamp and then you stamp it onto your paper, after I stamped it, I sprinkled the glamour dust on it to give it some sparkle. It drys fairly quickly. The dabber seems to last a long time, it looks like there is about 2/3 of the paint left. I have about 25 Poppy's done here and need about 30 more so thinkin' maybe I can make it through this project with just one. The end project is to be party invitations. Woo Hoo... I love parties.
If you know the terms or style of this stamping, please be sure to fill me in! This post also applies to the RAK listed below, the more you comment, the more entries you get. Have a great day /night to you all and enjoy your weekend, the Superbowl will be Sunday. ~~~ Blessings, Jane
Me gusta mucho la idea!!!quedaron muy lindos!!!
ReplyDeleteThey turned out so pretty! I love the blue and the brown together. I know a place who has those dabbers on clearance. I'm gonna have to go back and get some. :)
ReplyDeleteyou are not on your own this is new to me too and what a pretty image and finished product too. I know what inverted is if that helps it just means instead of the bit you stamp stndinding up it sticks in a bit like if you dry emboss. The side that pops out would be like a normal stamp and the side you do the embossing the debossed side is like the inverted stamp. They look fab anyway who cares about terminology Thanks for sharing Julye
ReplyDeleteOh wow!! Now that is just AWESOME!! I love this!! They look so pretty!! TFS! HUGS
ReplyDeleteI have never heard of or seen this before either. Pretty cool though. I guess it is more like you are painting the rubber around the image, so that the paper gets colored only and then the indented image shows through in the color of paper that you choose, right? Would make for great silhouettes. Very cool for the invitations and seemingly quicker to do as well. A great find all the way! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteLook amazing!!!!
ReplyDeleteReally fantastic stamp!
Thanks for sharingg...
HI Jane - this is fabulous - I have the perfect stamp for this technique, I have been waiting for someone like you to show me something like this! I love the look of image...love the shimmer too - thanks for sharing this Jane - I love getting these new ideas - you ROCK my friend! {{{hugs}}}
ReplyDeleteWhat a neat idea. I had never heard of this before either. I love hearing about new techniques. Thanks for the heads up.
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Mary
Hi Jane! So great to see how your cards are coming along and great to see you again the other day! I still couldn't get the email link to work but I wanted to leave you a message to tell you that I have been visiting your sites!
ReplyDeleteNicole
How pretty! They look fabulous-the glamour dust really finishes them off me thinks!
ReplyDeleteJane the color of these invitation is luscious. So very pretty and I love the diamond dust. i have never seen this before...but it looks like fun and delightful.
ReplyDeleteBear Hugs,
Carol
Jane, well I guess you learn something new every day! I've not seen this done before...so there you are you gave us a tutorial and didn't even know it! Lovely colors you have chosen for the invitations....are we invited too!!! LOL
ReplyDeleteFabulous idea...thanks for sharing it with us.
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Charlotte
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Wow, one more new idea to learn. Your cards are wonderful. It sure is a different idea, the inverted stamp. LOL Susan Tobalina
ReplyDeletecan you say "TUTORIAL"??? lol Please take pictures as you make these lovely invites :)
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