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Old 03-16-2005, 07:27 PM   #1  
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Default Shaving cream with stamping??????
I have heard a couple of girls in our stamp club mention using shaving cream with their stamping projects......

What, where, why, and how????
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Old 03-16-2005, 07:43 PM   #2  
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Shaving cream backgrounds!

Instructions:
http://www.learn2stamp.com/technique...niques11.shtml

Cards in the gallery:
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You have to try it, it's soooo fun and smells great
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Here's one of my cards, and in the comments someone asked and I explained it....

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Enjoy!
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Kathy O. That is a great card. The background looks like strawberry swirl ice cream. Yum!

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Jovi-- CUTE avatar! :lol:
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A note: I was told to use unscented shaving cream. I couldn't find any. But I found that after it dries, if you just let the CS sit out a couple days, the smell goes away.
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There is a technique scrapbook page and a tutorial page for shaving cream on page 2 of my gallery:

jdkarl's Gallery at Splitcoaststampers

This technique has been around for a LONG time, but anyone who hasn't done it before still loves it. It is easy and fun, and kids love to do it, too.
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