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The event is winding down today, but we're still here and our coverage of the Craft & Hobby Association winter show continues on the SCS at CHA blog.
- The SCS Crew
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The shaving cream technique is lots of fun, but can be pretty messy. If you like the appearance of marbled backgrounds but not the fuss, try using your solid stamps and a wheel to create a similar look.
Supplies you'll need for this project
Cardstock
Wheel Stamp
Solid Stamp
Classic Ink
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Ask Beate
Beate Johns answers your technique questions
Q: Nancy asked: "Can you stamp on wood and if so, what would be the steps to do so? Thank you!"
A: "There are several ways to stamp on wood. You can stamp directly on smooth wood with permanent inks like StazOn™ or Palette™. You can stamp with pigment ink as well. Let it dry and seal carefully. You can also paint your wood first with acrylic ink and then stamp on it. Check out forum threads here and here for more information and tips on stamping on wood.
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Your Comments
Feedback From Past Tutorials
Karen said "Hi, I made embossing buddies for all my friends. I used muslin fabric and baby powder. I cut one rectangle of fabric, about 2" by 4", folded it over, ran a seam on my sewing machine up one side, filled with baby powder, ran a seam to close the pouch of powder. It works great!"
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From The Archives
Tutorials You May Have Missed
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Noteworthy Links
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Weekly Challenges
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Week of February 6th to February 13th
Use supplies you likely already own and try new techniques.
Try the ink, spray, and smash technique.
Try this color combo: Green Galore, Kraft, Tempting Turquoise
Use this sketch to make your card.
Go dotty! Use polka dots on your card.
Be inspired by this bed spread.
Check out Sarah Green's gallery, then upload a creation inspired by Renee's work.
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