Project #4: Using Stamps in Scrapbook Layouts

Use rubber stamp images to add interest to your patterned papers.
In the layout above, we inked and stamped LS-B41 Maple Leaf in VersaMark (Tsukineko).
Then, heat emboss with different embossing powders.

Technique #5: Overstamping

Ink the stamp LS-B35 Branch Frame in Memento New Sprout and stamp on a light green cardstock (S.E.I.).



Now stamp LS-B34 Branch with the help of a stamp positioner.

If you don't have a stamp positioner, try the "I think it's here" technique... =)
The picture below shows the first image, then three overstamped images using different inks (all done without a stamp positioner).

Card of the Month: Branch Trio Card

Supplies:

1. Stamps:
LS-B34 Branch
LS-B35 Branch Frame
LS-B36 Leaves

2. Ink Pads:
Memento New Sprout

3. Patterned Papers:
BasicGrey

4. Cardstock:
S.E.I.

Tip #5: Attaching Vellum

Here are some ways to attach vellum onto your projects:


Stamps: PO-A01 Black-Eyed Susan, PO-A03 Flower 8, PO-A04 Flower 5


Stamps: PO-B45 Dandelion, BasicGrey Journal Block, 7gypsies Sentiments-Cards.

Other options are vellum tapes.
Of course, you can always try regular adhesives, but you might need to test them first, so they don't warp or show through your vellum.
We've tried Liquitex Gel Medium and 3M liquid glue and they worked, too! Just brush a thin layer!

Tip #4: Foam Tape

To add dimension to your projects use Foam Tape (Squares or Circles).
Other options: Pop Up Glue Dots.