Rock N Roll, Kiss and Huff

[lisa day]

I saw a couple of cards listed using these techniques. Can any one give instructions? Thanks

[cathystamps]

Sorry . . . I clicked on this link thinking you were going to teach us a new dance!!!

[Kymbers_Stampin]

LMAO at Cathy.

I thought it was a complaint about Teenagers myself. :lol:

Wish I could help. I only know huffing is illegal in North Carolina and I wish they would change the term.

[Dorinda]

Could 'rock-n-roll' be referring to wheels by any chance?
I'm not sure about kiss, but huff is when you 'huff' on your stamp before you stamp it. I usually do this if i have colored the areas of my stamp in with markers, then 'huff' on the stamp and then stamp it.
I'm clueless about kiss though.

[Dorinda]

Try reading through the posts in this thread, I think you will find what you are looking for. :o

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[cathystamps]

I think rock-and-roll is what you do when you are stamping on a curved surface such as a terra cotta pot - you rock the stamp into the curve to get ink coverage before lifting.

HTH

[cathystamps]

Quote:

I thought it was a complaint about Teenagers myself.

Love it!!! We have a teenager in our house (DS)!!!

[Stampin SandyH]

Cathy, I have been laughing for five minutes over your first reponse to this forum. That was so stinkin funny. We need a great laugh every now and then and you provided me with one. Thank you.

Sandy

[cathystamps]

Thanks! I'm glad - I agree that we all need a good one every day if possible!!!

[stampin_chiquie]

Kissing is where you ink up a large bold stamp. Then ink up a smaller stamp and stamp it onto the larger stamp. Now stamp the larger stamp on your paper. It should have a design on the bold solid stamp.

[Inkalicious]

Hi there! I am the one who posted the tech Rock-n-Roll,Kissand Huff in my gallery. Its just 3 different tech's I used to make these cards.(just tryin to be funny!) Rock-n-Roll is taking a solid stamp, circle or squares work best, and only inking the edges and a bit into the stamp by rocking and rolling the edges of stamp. That way you have an ink fade-out into the center of stamp instead of the whole thing solidly inked. Kissing is pressing another inked or un-inked stamp to a previously inked solid stamp, which lays down and takes off ink from it. Gives interesting patterns and textures.
Tandra
inkalicious