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Old 10-08-2007, 07:27 AM   #1  
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Default Stamping on Acetate? How?

I tried stamping on a transparency (with Stazon). Its very blurry. IS there a trick to it? thanks!
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Because transparencies are slippery you have to be super steady when you stamp. Using a stamp-a-majig might help.

Today's Technique Challenge is to make an acetate card. I haven't done the challenge yet, but you may be able to find some hints and ideas in the gallery for the challenge or the acetate card gallery.

HTH! Good luck
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If you have the Laser printer type of transparencies then you can heat set right after you stamp - that will help eliminate the blur as I think the ink tends to spread after stamping especially if you have a really juicy pad. Another option is to change your ink choice - the Brilliance and versaMagic pads work great and th eink does not bleed - but they take longer to dry but are perfect with heat setting.
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The tutorial mentions Palette Hybrid, which I have. I think I will give that a try tonight. Thanks, Ladies!
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Any more ideas! I'm seeing gorgeous stuff in the gallery.
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