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Old 03-22-2006, 07:58 PM   #1  
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Stamp in ink then take the brush tip of the markers and outline the image.... it escapes me at the moment.

For instance, I inked the flower from Looks Like Spring in pale plum, then took the brush tip of the marker in perfect plum and outlined the flower.

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it's like a more precise version of Rock n' Roll
I don't know if there is another, more specific name

keep bumpin' it up.
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Um...using your markers? ;)

I figured it was a modified Rock and Roll, too...except you can use that idea for more than just the edges. See here: http://seitlerstamps.blogspot.com/20...d-markers
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In my unit we call this: Shadow technique.
Hope you will like it.
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I think that technique is called shadowing or thumping
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