Today I want to share a technique I used on this Anniversary card for a unique background. When you watch the video, notice that behind the acetate on my card, I stamped an image on my background paper underneath the acetate. You can stamp an image directly onto the acetate, but you would have to use a stazon ink. If you stamp directly on to the card stock, you can use just about any type of ink pad with your stamps. Always lay the acetate with the inked side down. This way you have a very smooth top sheet. The way I attatched the acetate pieces is with my ATG. I was able to add the adhesive to areas that would be covered by another piece of card stock or embellishment.
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Lorraine
super cool, loves this technique
ReplyDeleteWow, Lorraine!!! Finally something I can use my co pics for (if they haven't dried up by now)!!! Love this technique, and your card is amazing!!! It turned out absolutely gorgoeous!!! Thanks so much for sharing; you are always such an inspiration, a great teacher and creator!
ReplyDeleteWow! What a fantastic technique! Thank you so much for that video-- perfect instruction!
ReplyDeleteAnd your card is gorgeous (as always)!
How beautiful is that! Thanks so much for the video, so clear I'm sure I can follow that :-)
ReplyDeleteYour card is awesome as always
Love your card!! Beautiful!!! Thanks for the very helpful video.
ReplyDeletedmcardmaker (at AOL)
Lorraine, this is a great technique! TF...hope to try it soon!
ReplyDeleteI don't have Copics but this was really neat. TFS !!
ReplyDeleteAnna
Lorraine - fantastic card and what a fabulous technique. I love how the colour changes depending on the colour of your paper. TFS
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