Masked Spellbinders Tutorial · 2015. 3. 26. · Stamps: Tim Holtz from Stampers Anonymous Finished...
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© 2002-2010Patstamps.com Masked Spellbinders Tutorial April/May 2010 Tracey from Starving Artistamps suggested this technique. With all the great large die shapes available on the market, you can make some beautifully framed pieces. Supplies: - Large Die Spellbinders or other Die - Die Cutting Machine - Stamps - Die Inks for Stippling - Inks for Stamping Images - Stipple Brushes - Card Stock - Scrap Paper or Scrap Card Stock (larger than card stock) Optional: Coloring Tools if desired Step One: Cut the die shape from the Scrap card stock. The “negative” of the die is the pieced used for this technique. This is a mortise mask. Step Two: Place the mortise mask over the other card stock. Secure with removable tape OR hold the mask securely while working.
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Masked Spellbinders TutorialApril/May 2010
Tracey from Starving Artistamps suggested this technique. With all the great large die shapes available on the market, you can make some beautifully framed pieces.
Supplies: - Large Die Spellbinders or other Die- Die Cutting Machine- Stamps- Die Inks for Stippling- Inks for Stamping Images- Stipple Brushes- Card Stock- Scrap Paper or Scrap Card Stock (larger than card stock)Optional: Coloring Tools if desired
Step One:Cut the die shape from the Scrap card stock. The “negative” of the die is the pieced used for this technique. This is a mortise mask.
Step Two:Place the mortise mask over the other card stock. Secure with removable tape OR hold the mask securely while working.
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Step Three:Stamp the images onto the card stock inside the opening of the mask. The images can overlap the masked and unmasked areas if desired.
Step Four:Load a stipple brush with ink.
Step Five:Stipple the ink around the edges of the mask. When stippling, whisk the brush from the mask to the cardstock, then from the cardstock to the mask. Make sure to stipple close to the mask edges. Keep the center of the mask un-inked.
Step Six:Remove the mortise mask. Color the images on the inside of the inked area more, if desired.
Step Five Continued
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Step Seven:Load a stipple brush with the second color of ink. Stipple the ink around the edges of the card stock.
Step Eight:Finish piece as desired.
Finished CardArtwork: Pat HuntoonStamps: Starving Artistamps, Rainy City Stamps
Finished CardArtwork: Pat HuntoonStamps: Inkadinkado
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Finished CardArtwork: Allie GowerStamps: Tim Holtz from Stampers Anonymous
Finished CardArtwork: Vada SchutzStamps: Stampers Anonymous
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Finished CardArtwork: Lisa SomervilleStamps: Stampin’ Up!© 1990-2010 Stampin’ Up! ®
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Finished CardArtwork: Hetty SandersStamps: Stampin’ Up!© 1990-2010 Stampin’ Up! ®
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Finished Card Scrapbook Page: Jane BosiStamps: Stampin’ Up!© 1990-2010 Stampin’ Up! ®
Finished CardArtwork: Hetty SandersStamps: Club Scrap, Michael Strong
Finished CardArtwork: Hetty SandersStamps: Club Scrap
Finished CardArtwork: Shelly HickoxStamps: I Brake for Stamps
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Finished CardArtwork: Kimm Bennington-ThompsonStamps: Just for Fun, Stampin’ Up!, Tattered Angels© 1990-2010 Stampin’ Up! ®
Finished CardArtwork: Vada SchutzStamps: Kitchen Sink Stamps, Hero Arts, Merry Stamper, Heathers Stamping Barn
