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Hello, friends! Before we jump to today’s video and I wanted to share about Simon’s new release called One Of A Kind. Great new stamp sets with fresh ideas and just in time for Summer! My favorites? Dancing Fruits, Big Greetings and Fingerprint Doodles.
Are you thinking of getting any of these? Which ones do you like best?
Simon Says Stamps Dancing Fruits Shop at: SSS |
Simon Says Stamps Big Greetings 1 Shop at: SSS |
Simon Says Clear Stamps So Cool Shop at: SSS |
Simon Says Stamps and Dies So Cool Shop at: SSS |
Simon Says Stamp So Cool Wafer Dies Shop at: SSS |
Simon Says Clear Stamps Artsy Fruits Shop at: SSS |
Simon Says Clear Stamps Bouquet of Thanks Shop at: SSS |
Simon Says Stamp Bouquet of Thanks Wafer Dies Shop at: SSS |
Simon Says Stamps and Dies Bouquet of Thanks Shop at: SSS |
Simon Says Stamps and Dies Sentiment Florals Shop at: SSS |
Simon Says Clear Stamps Fingerprint Doodles Shop at: SSS |
Simon Says Stamp Watermelon Sequins Shop at: SSS |
Simon Says Stamp Pineapple Sequins Shop at: SSS |
Simon Says Stamp Watermelon Dye Ink Pad Shop at: SSS |
Simon Says Stamp Key Lime Dye Ink Pad Shop at: SSS |
Simon Says Stamp Suzy’s Punder the Sea Watercolor Paintable Shop at: SSS |
Okay, let’s go back to today’s project and video tutorial. I wanted to show how to do multicolor stamping using solid images. I picked Simon’s Dancing Fruits stamp set for my project and I also made a bunch other cards along the way (I’m sharing some today and a few more tomorrow).
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VIDEO TUTORIAL
I have a shorter technique-only video tutorial focusing on the stamping part of this card. Watch it below or on my Youtube channel.
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CARD DETAILS
Dancing Fruits stamp set features several fruits – there are solid images and there are outline images; they aren’t meant to go together as a solid and an outline, but they can be used like that for a fun look;I have two more cards here where I combined both outline and solid and you can kind of see how playful and fun these look.
Click the thumbnail images to see detail:
I used just the solid images for the card I filmed a video for. The technique I used requires repeated stamping or I should say double or even triple stamping of same image in the same spot so it’s best to use a stamping tool like MISTI or similar. Of course you can use a clear block and it is possible to stamp this with a block, but using MISTI makes it significantly easier.
The trick is to ink up an image using multiple, blendable ink colors.
To stamp the lemon I first inked my stamp with Lemon Zing and added a hint of Duckling around the edge. I double stamped it, I also came in the 3rd time using same colors plus a hint of Sunshine to add that nice shading around the edges.
To stamp the pair I used Catkin and Sunshine. These two colors mix really well together and create very realistic looking pear.
To stamp pineapple I used Sunshine and added shading using Green Apple, the bottom part of this image ended up being green and the top is yellow. Finally to stamp the apple I used Catkin and a bit of Green Apple. I also stamped stems using Chocolate Brown and added leaves using Green Apple and Catkin colors.
I really love using this technique for solid stamps as it allows to create the illusion of a color image without having to spend a lot of time doing to actual coloring.
After my stamping was done I adhered my 4 x 5 1/4″ panel onto an A2 top folding card base made out of kraft cardstock. I also added a white heat embossed sentiment that reads “Hooray” and embellished my card using Nuvo Drops in black.
SUPPLIES
I’m listing the products I used below. Click on the link to go directly to the product. Where available I use compensated affiliate links which means if you make a purchase I receive a small commission at no extra cost to you. Thank you so much for your support
Simon Says Stamps Dancing Fruits Shop at: SSS |
Simon Says Stamps Big Greetings 1 Shop at: SSS |
Simon Says Stamp Lemon Zing Dye Ink Pad Shop at: SSS |
Simon Says Stamp Duckling Dye Ink Pad Shop at: SSS |
Simon Says Stamp Sunshine Dye Ink Pad Shop at: SSS |
Simon Says Stamp Catkin Dye Ink Pad Shop at: SSS |
Simon Says Stamp Green Apple Dye Ink Pad Shop at: SSS |
Simon Says Stamp Dark Chocolate Ink Shop at: SSS |
Neenah 80LB Solar White Cardstock Shop at: SSS |
Simon Says Stamp Black Cardstock Shop at: SSS |
Hero Arts Heat Embossing Gun PW200 Shop at: SSS |
Hero Arts White Embossing Powder PW110 Shop at: SSS |
ScraPerfect Crafting Pouch Shop at: SSS |
Mini Misti Stamping Tool Shop at: SSS |
Simon Says Stamp Embossing Ink Pad Shop at: SSS |
Neenah Classic Crest 80 Lb Smooth Desert Storm Shop at: SSS |
Tonic Ebony Black Nuvo Crystal Drops Shop at: SSS |
Scrapbook Adhesives Black Foam Tape Shop at: SSS |
Be Creative Tape 3mm Sookwang Shop at: SSS |
White Fun Foam 12 Pack 9 x 12 Shop at: SSS |
Hi Yana ~ LOVE these cards and your multi-inked technique. Thanks for sharing. ~HUGS~
#kindnessmatters
Cute cards! When I first learned this technique back in my SU! days, it was called “rock and roll” because you would roll the shaded colors around the stamp.
Cute cards
Such a wonderful release! Whoa! You made so many cards!!
These fruits are very yummy. I like how you “colored” them!
WOW… gorgeous cards!
I totally love your cards Yana. Its too bad the pear outline doesn’t fit the actual pear stamp though. However it is still a great set. I like the card without the outline the best.
Lovely!
Wow, fabulous cards Yana 🙂
Wow the fruit looks awesome. I love the same varied colors for each fruit. The other fruit cards are beautiful as well..
I heard this technique called rock and roll you stamp the first color and roll it around the edge with the second.. LOL .. But your name for it is great also. no matter what your cards are beautiful. Always love seeing your cards and color choices.
I adore the I Love You card.
Wow, great cards (beautiful realistic colours), especially the “thanks”-one !
I think this fruit is my favorite of the release. Love the cards you made with it!! All of them!
I love all of your cards and the multi-inking technique.
I was really hoping to see projects with the fruit sets, so now I’m super happy!
Lovely card 🙂 Especially loved the gradient stamping 🙂
Your color combos are amazing! Great work!