Thumping Technique for Markers
 

What is the thumping method?
Thanks,
Melinda

I'm curious too, bump

Me too... bump, bump

Me three! bump :)

I googled "marker thumping" and got this site:

http://www.littlebit.com/ideas_misc/markeruse.htm

I'ts about halfway down the page. I think I may have to try this!

TFL

Interesting! Thanks for finding that!!

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I use the thumping technique with the stamping set Lovely as a tree. I first ink up the group of trees with more mustard ink. Then I take my markers and tap the tips on the trees using fall colors. I also put some on the ground of the trees. I then huff on the stamp to moisten the ink, then stamp. It looks like colored leaves on the tree's. It looks great! Lovely as a tree was the first set I bought and seeing the thumping technique sold me on it.

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wow that is a great idea thank you for sharing the tip.. Do you happen to have a picture? Would love to see :p

Very cool...and fun! I have that tree set. I'll have to go get it out!

What a neat idea!
Gotta get me the full array of markers! Only have a few so far!

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Me too........

Too cool! More ways to use those markers that often times get neglected...after all the expense of purchasing the set!

Sorry, didn't answer sooner. I have never sent a picture before. So I will have to get someone to help me. But I will try to soon, maybe I can this weekend. But try the tumping with lovely as a tree set. You will love it!

Never heard of this technique before but it sounds like something I definitely want to try - when I finally buy Lovely as a Tree (it's been on my wish list for several months now). Thanks for sharing!

Oh my gosh !! I am so turned on. I want to try all your ideas. You are a wealth of knowledge. Thank you so much.
Bonnie:mrgreen:

Here is a tutorial that I found on the challenge thread.
http:////www.splitcoaststampers.com/...1&d=1135865250

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wow! what a great technique. Thanks for turning me on to this. I did post a sample of mine under Best Blossoms. titled "Thank you." Am still learning my way around here. sorry.
And thanks for the web site. ya'll are so talented!

Wow, some great inofmration here. Thank you ladies!