Winter Woods Layered Ink Technique Video Tutorial
September 04, 2018
Coming Tomorrow, Sept. 5th!! 2018 Stampin' Up! Holiday Catalog!
Winter Woods stamp set available starting Sept. 5, 2018!
I hope you enjoy my Layered Ink Technique video tutorial at the bottom of this post, with info to create these cards featuring the Stampin' UP! Winter Woods stamp set!
As you will see in the video below, you'll need your Stamparatus Stamp Positioning Tool, and several markers to enjoy this fun Layered Ink technique! I used the Winter Woods stamp set (clear mount) and Whisper White cardstock with my Stampin' Write markers to create these 2 cards. The background is the brand new Buffalo Check background stamp - also available starting 9/5/18.
Thanks to Jenny Hall for the Layered ink tutorial.. I adapted it to use with this stamp set, and love it!
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Above: After stamping the pine trees, I added several enamel snowflakes from the Santa's Workshop Enamel Shapes package (pg 19 Holiday Catalog #147811), and stamped Merry Christmas in Shaded Spruce ink from the Timeless Tidings stamp set (pg 33 Holiday catalog, #148939 or 148936). I used a small bit of an Old Olive colored doily (#146935) peeking out under the sentiment and some metallic gold pearls for accents (#146282).
Above & Below: the Buffalo check background is stamped onto Mint Macaron cardstock.. in Mint Macaron ink above, and Shaded Spruce ink below. Find the Buffalo check stamp on pg 38 in the Holiday catalog, #147797 or 147794.
Above: To finish off this card, I die cut some Mint Macaron cardstock "sprigs" from the Frosted Bouquet framelits (sponging a little Shaded Spruce ink on a few ends), and I also added a copper leaf trinket because I liked how it complimented the tree trunks. The greeting is from the Beautiful Baubles stamp set.
I hope you enjoyed these cards today. You could change the greeting and use them most any time of year, and I think they'd make particularly nice "manly cards", too!
Please enjoy my FREE Layered Ink Technique video tutorial below!
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Posted by Patty Bennett on September 04, 2018 at 12:02 AM in 2018 Holiday Catalog Stampin Up!, Background Stamps, Big Shot - Framelits, Christmas, Holiday Projects & Ideas, Manly Cards, Stamparatus Stamp Positioning Tool, Stampin' Up! cards & projects, Videos | Permalink
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Comments (5)
Good morning Patty, I absolutely love this technique... Thank you so much for the video...I cant wait to try it... I loved your cards so much.
Have a great day Patty
I have looked at the new catalog and cant decide what to order.
Posted by: Mary Ann Ely | September 04, 2018 at 05:51 AM
Patty! This is beautiful! this is my favorite stamp set in the Holiday catalog.. and this is amazing! Questions: How did you do the grass at the bottom? Sponge? Daubers? And.. when you stamped the Buffalo check.. did you use the STamparatus? I ordered my Buffalo in Wood.. ugh. I ordered a new one in Clear Mount so I coudl use the Stamparatus. When I was stamping in Momento Ink with the wood mount, I used the Brayer to get good coverage. How did you stamp it?
thanks for this fabulous video! You are the best.
Posted by: Ruth Bingle | September 04, 2018 at 11:26 PM
Love it! Thanks so much!
Posted by: Helen | September 08, 2018 at 04:50 AM
Great cards.
Another option for your wood mounts: unmount them. I never buy woodmounted stamps anymore
Posted by: Tania | September 08, 2018 at 05:29 PM
Hi Patty,
Try using Lego in your Stamparatus with your wood mount stamps. There is a tutorial on splitcoast stampers using Lego as a positioning tool in the Misti and I’m sure it would work on the Stamparatus as well. Hope you give it a try
Posted by: Bea | October 27, 2018 at 04:49 PM