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In & Out of Studio 3D
Monday, 22 September 2014
Stretch Your Stamps 2 - Day 4 - Alphabets & Sentiments (2)
Topic: Online Class

I only made cards from two of the four lessons on day 4.

This second one is only 'inspired by' the lesson but not really following through on all the instructions and methods. The instructor used many random words to create a pattern on her block so the same word-art could be stamped on a background and on a raised diecut and they would align.

I did not have a bunch of words I wanted to use together so I chose a stamp that had a single word repeated in lots of fonts. It would have been nearly impossible to align it over and over so I only attempted to align the central one where it stretches from side to side of the circle and runs off the edges. The rest of the background and the diecut are just stamped repeatedly wherever they fit. I used different inks on the two layers.

The diecut is bordered with red faux stitching and popped up on foam tape.

I aligned a diecut sentiment over a punched butterfly so the dot on the 'I' aligned with the head. A second punched butterfly was cut in half and the wing was raised off the surface.


I cut the panel to allow a border of the backing red to show only on the sides.

Ddd


Posted by studio3d@ccgmail.net at 12:01 AM PDT

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