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Back to Main Tips Page Masking with Punches I used a single stamp and repeatedly stamped the image for my sample. This technique would also work well with a large stamp, a background stamp, or a roller wheel. |
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Create the mask you will use. I used the 1 3/4" and 1" circle punches. I punched a random pattern out of a piece of grid paper. You could use any scratch paper, but you want to use a thin paper, not cardstock for the mask. | |||
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Use a temporary adhesive to hold the mask in place on the cardstock. I used Dotto, but others like two-way glue would also work. | |||
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Attach the mask to the cardstock, so that all the edges are covered. It is
best to make the mask slightly bigger than your cardstock. Stamp the image. |
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Remove the mask and you can see the shapes that remain. | |||
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I wanted to further highlight my circular images, so I created cardstock rings. The Kiwi Kiss rings were created by punching the 1" circle punch and then punching the 1 1/4" circle punch. The Pacific Point rings were made with the Circle Scissors Plus. TIP: Always punch/cut the smaller shape first! | |||
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Click here for instructions on the technique Gradation Sensation. |
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