Video for Beautiful Sponging Technique with Post It Notes
June 20, 2014
I always know that whenever I meet Cindee for lunch she is going to show me some AMAZING stamped cards.. and recently she shared a great sponging technique with Post It Notes and I just knew I wanted to use this technique on some cards for my Stamp a Stack Class!
Here are the cards I came up with for my Stamp a Stack class... scroll down or click on my blog here to view the VIDEO TUTORIAL for this sponging technique with Post It Notes!
Here are the color combo swatches I mentioned in the video:
Play with different Stampin' UP! Color combos and decide which you like best!
#1: Hello Honey #133643, Tangelo Twist #133646, Crisp Canteloupe #131176
#2: Tangelo Twise #133646, Lost Lagoon #133644
#3: Coastal Cabana #131175, Lost Lagoon #133644, Mossy Meadow #133645
#4: Strawberry Slush #131178, Crisp Canteloupe #131176, Tangelo Twist #133646
After sponging on the Stampin' UP! Whipser White note card, I stamped with the Forever Florals stamp set, pg 171, #133973 / 133976 in black ink and added a greeting also stamped in black.
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Posted by Patty Bennett on June 20, 2014 at 07:56 PM in 2014 - 2015 Stampin' Up! catalog, Class Samples, Stamp A Stack class, Stampin' Up! cards & projects, Tips & Tutorials, Videos | Permalink
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Comments (7)
That's so pretty! I did something like that before but punched a large circle out of paper to use as a mask. I only did a single color but will have to try more than one now! Thanks for the great video.
Posted by: Christina | June 21, 2014 at 05:47 AM
The color combo will depend on what I want the outcome to be. If I am just doing a background I could use a couple, if I am doing a scene I would use some green for the grass. Love the idea.
Posted by: Nanci | June 21, 2014 at 08:23 AM
Love the combo you chose…pinks and oranges are so cheerful together! I agree with Nanci…the colour combo would largely be dictated, not only by personal preference, but also by the purpose of the card and the stamp set used. The green and blue combo on your test strip would work nicely with Lovely as a Tree, for example. Many thanks for generously sharing your techniques and videos. Love your blog!!
Posted by: Doris | June 21, 2014 at 11:07 AM
Thank you so much for the great video, and wonderful idea! I first thought the strips were adhered to the paper; but quickly learned they are not! I can't wait to try this idea for myself! Congratulations on TWENTY YEARS as a demonstrator! Did you ever imagine your signing up would turn into this success??!! You are awesome!
Posted by: diane mcvey | June 22, 2014 at 06:13 AM
Patty, you are scary organized. :)
Posted by: S. Carter | June 22, 2014 at 02:38 PM
your colour combos are well chosen, but I have to say my favourite would be in the pinks/oranges tones; a wonderful technique for club members; TFS!!
Posted by: Susan Mac Donald | June 23, 2014 at 01:46 AM
the color combos were really striking
candy
Posted by: Candy Gibson | July 13, 2014 at 07:34 PM