 | | I crumpled a piece of white card and rubbed tea dye distress ink over it. Then I sprayed the inked card with water and let it run. I dried it with a heat gun then ironed it to smooth the card out. I stamped the script stamp using the same tea dye, and then the Ginkgo leaves in black, masking the first one. I used the tea dye ink pad to distress the edges of the card. The raffia was a bit too yellow so I ran the tea dye ink pad over it before tying it around the stamped panel. |
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Date: Monday, April 25, 2011 GMT
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Additional Info
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Keywords: CAS leaf Distress inks
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Stamps: Inkadinkado: Ginkgo leaf, Hero Arts: Old Letter Writing.
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Paper: White card, Black card, SU! Really Rust card.
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Ink: Black Pigment ink, Ranger Distress Ink: tea dye.
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Accessories: Post It note for masking, raffia, heat gun, iron, water spray bottle.
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Techniques: Masking, Using distress inks on crumpled card.
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Difficulty (1-Easy 5-Advanced): 2
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