Have you checked out the Tuesday Tutorials on
Red Rubber Designs Blog? RRD has a great design team with very diverse styles and strengths, and each week there is a technique, project or stamping "how to" featured on the blog. These tutorials are also available for
FREE download on the Red Rubber Design website. This week's tutorial was "
how to create a stamped masterboard". Louise made it look so easy and fun, so I decided to try it.
I created my masterboard using the stamps from the "
All Things in Nature" stamp set and
Palette Inks in Charcoal, Beaux Arts Blue, Cognac & Jardin Moss. Once the masterboard was done, I simply cut a piece to fit my card and added a few embellishments. I used papers from the
Willoughby and
Reece paper collections and ribbon from the
Reece & Woodrowe collection. I finished it off with some "rivets" made with a dimensional pearl pen.
Have you checked out the Tuesday Tutorials on Red Rubber Designs Blog? RRD has a great design team with very diverse styles and strengths, and each week there is a technique, project or stamping "how to" featured on the blog. These tutorials are also available for FREE download on the Red Rubber Design website. This week's tutorial was "how to create a stamped masterboard". Louise made it look so easy and fun, so I decided to try it.
KC, I am so thrilled you have this a try. it turned out wonderfully -- such a great choice of colors! The card you created spotlights those two birds wonderfully. Very cool!
ReplyDeleteWow, great job on your masterboard, KC. The colors, the stamps, your finished card...just perfect!
ReplyDeleteVery nice card, KC. I need to try this now. Love your result.
ReplyDeletePretty card, Kc. I like your embellishments on the corners too! Good job!
ReplyDeleteThis is fantastic! The card turned our wonderfully KC.
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad you tried this - fun, isn't it? You did a fabulous job with your masterboard and your card!
ReplyDeleteI love how you used these stamps! This is such a great idea. Very nice card!
ReplyDeleteI haven't tried this yet... but yours is fab!
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