Happy Monday Peeps!
It's yet another new week, are you ready for it? Today I would like to share one of my favorite techniques with you. If you've taken very many of my classes or visited us at one of the trade shows, you may have seen us do this. It's soooo easy and always gives great results, which is probably why I like it so much!!
The technique was developed by Claudine Hellmuth (also the creator of Sticky Back Canvas). Here's a video of Claudine demonstrating the technique.
All of the samples shown are done with scrapbook paper. You can stamp on the canvas with Staz On ink. Here's a hot tip for you: you can also stamp the paper BEFORE you transfer it using Staz On ink and the stamped image will transfer too! Just be mindful that the transferred image is the REVERSE or mirror image of the original, so if you want to use words, it's better to stamp after you transfer.
Here's a few samples of what we've done with the technique...
Paper from Pink Paislee
Stamps on the canvas: Little Bird and Bird Melange. Stamps on the background: Flower Power
, Mini Flowers, and Floral sets
Paper from Pink Paislee
Stamps from Kind Words set
Paper from Pink Paislee
Stamps from Sayings & Sentiments and Backgrounds sets
Paper from Pink Paislee
Stamps from Sayings & Sentiments, Zig Zag set
Paper from Pink Paislee
Stamps from Paris and Leaf Border set
Stamps from Kind Words, Lines Border, and Single Dot Border sets
Upcycled Book Project class embellished with
ATC size Sticky Back Canvas
Paper from Pink Paislee
Stamps from Bird Melange
We hope we share what you make with us either on Flickr, Facebook, or email. We appreciate each and everyone of you. To prove it, we are offering our loyal blog readers 15% off any NEW stamps through this Friday. Use the code BLOGLOVE when you check out. An easy way to find the NEW stamps is to click the word NEW under the categories on the right hand side of the shopping cart.
Enjoy the flight,
Carrie
Love all the tags and book, Carrie! The new blog design is lovely.
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