(stamp positioning tool)?
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With my card today I wanted to focus on framing the focal point.
These little Zany Zebras are so cute and playful, kicking up their heels.
I wanted something equally playful to frame them
The black matte dots and flower help lead your eye across the card
. . . but the corners were very bare.
to create a frame for the zebras.
Using a stamp positioning tool like the Stamparatus
was absolutely essential
to getting symmetrical, straight sentiment placement.
I could lay them both on the card and play with their positions
Then close the lid to mount them to the plate and they were ready to stamp.
Those Zany Zebras are cute enough on their own
but look closely and you'll see several things done
to make them even more special.
A subtle splash of color in the ear to balance the pinks
Wink of Stella glitter brush over their whole body
and - check out the eye and hooves
That's the Fine Tip Glue Pen
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7 comments:
reat card and technique. Thanks for sharing
Your details really lift the card, and red rubber stamps are much easier to work with the stamparatus when you need them lining up aren't they!
Super cute card xx
Very cute card
Great technique!
Cute card and great way to do the sentiment :-)
Awesome technique
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