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October 16, 2010
Crazy, crazy, crazy!
It has been so crazy around here! New job, weird hours, and up waaaaayy to early. Can't wait for things to settle down so I can find some kind of routine! Will spend the day tomorrow doing housework in an effort to catch up and try to get ahead at least a little. Hopefully I will be able to play in paper on Tuesday! Really, really hope so because I'm having withdrawals! Well I'm off to find something for dinner. Bye all!
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General
October 1, 2010
Chalk Popping
This month we are going to learn how to do Chalk Popping! One of my favorite ways to make my layouts or cards unique. So that's what we are going to do!!
For this technique you need:
White Cardstock
Embossing Buddy
Favorite Stamp
Embossing Pad
Decorating Chalks
Step 1
Rub your embossing buddy over the area of cardstock that you are going to stamp your image on.
Step 2
Using embossing ink, ink your stamp of choice well and stamp it on the area of cardstock that you used the embossing buddy on. Make sure your image stamps well. If you are having a problem getting your image to stamp well, try putting a thin layer of foam underneath your cardstock.
Step 3
For this technique you need:
White Cardstock
Embossing Buddy
Favorite Stamp
Embossing Pad
Decorating Chalks
Step 1
Rub your embossing buddy over the area of cardstock that you are going to stamp your image on.
Step 2
Using embossing ink, ink your stamp of choice well and stamp it on the area of cardstock that you used the embossing buddy on. Make sure your image stamps well. If you are having a problem getting your image to stamp well, try putting a thin layer of foam underneath your cardstock.
Step 3
Rub your chalk applicator onto the chalk color of your choice and then gently rub the applicator over the stamped image. If you choose you can chalk your image in several different colors.
Thats it! Very simple, but it turns out beautiful! You can also be creative. Use several colors and make it as creative as you are! The skys the limit!!
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Technique
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