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07-18-2008, 10:58 AM
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Stazon Splitcoast
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Smoosh, Squish & spray...invented by Dara
1. Take a baggie, cut it down the side and across the bottom. Open it like a book.
2. Take 2 different color ink pads in the same color family. (I used Pacific Point & temp turq)
3. On one side of the baggie, take your (Pacific Point) stamp and smoosh it against the plastic. When the plastic has ink on it stop.
4. On the other side of the baggie, take your other stamp (temp turq) and smoosh it on that side of the bag until you see color
5. close the baggie, take your bone folder and run it across the baggie in all directions anyway you want.
6. open the baggie
7. take a spray bottle filled with water and food coloring of an opposite color. Spray a few times on each side of the plastic baggie.
8. close the baggie up
9. take your bone folder and run it in all directions across the baggie. You will see water pockets on the baggie
10. Open the baggie, place 2 pieces of glossy cardstock or glossy photo paper, back to back, glossy side out, onto the baggie
11. close the baggie.
12. take your bone folder out and run it in all directions across the baggie. Make sure you do the most over where your cardstock is located
13. Open the baggie and take your paper out
14. Wait until dry and make a wonderful, unique card with your great new image.
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07-18-2008, 11:22 AM
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Gabfest Goddess
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sounds a lot like the fossil stone technique from the Technique Junkies Newsletter of April 2006......
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07-18-2008, 11:24 AM
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Cardstock Collector
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Your cards are just beautiful, Dara! Love your new technique.
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07-20-2008, 12:48 PM
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Mad Swapper
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Geez louise Dara.....this is marvelous!!!
Thank you.
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07-23-2008, 12:19 PM
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Stazon Splitcoast
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Quote: Originally Posted by CknODaCsounds a lot like the fossil stone technique from the Technique Junkies Newsletter of April 2006...... |
Well, it may sound like it, because I used part of that technique for this one. I used the part with the stamp pad, yes, I added the spray with food coloring. So it may be similar, but it is different. I actually took 3 different technique ideas, and combined it into one technique.
Hope that helps!
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