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Kissing Technique
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Two different stamps. Two different colors of ink. One unique look! Check out this week's tutorial as Beate helps you perfect your kissing technique.
Supplies you'll need for this project
Solid image stamp
Textured stamp
Two different colors of dye ink
Cardstock
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Our Artist in Residence answers your questions
Q: raymond7978 asked: "Is there a tutorial available or directions somewhere on how to make the one sheet wonder cards? I am very interested in trying out this project."
A: The "One Sheet Wonder" concept is pretty easy. Start with pre-patterned paper or stamp your own, then use a downloaded template to cut the paper up. The pieces will then be used on cards, 3-d items, or scrapbook page elements. We have a gallery full of ideas, as well as downloads, in the
One Sheet Wonder gallery.
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Feedback From Past Tutorials
Patty has a tip for coloring chipboard edges. "I had a hard time getting the ink on all of the chipboard. Then I tried an eyeshadow applicator. They're small enough to fit into the corners and insides, and work well to cover the naked edges."
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Tutorials You May Have Missed
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If you have pastels and white grosgrain ribbon, you'll be ready to go for next week's tutorial.
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This Week's Hot Topics
Do you like to play with color?
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September 13 to September 19
Use supplies you likely already own and try new techniques.
Doodle along with us.
Try this color combo: Always Artichoke, Sahara Sand and Pale or Perfect Plum. You get to pick which plum color you would like to use.
The narrow main image layer will work great for floral or tall images.
Dust off those pastels and make something pretty with them.
Be inspired by a bold graphic image.
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