Hey chicks! Have you seen the latest Chick Tribe stamp? Well, it’s the best selling new stamp for March and you’ll want to be part of this club. Today I’m sharing how I used one of the four chickens in this stamp to create this fun image using a masking technique.
Most masking is done after you stamp, but you can mask your stamp and ink only one part of the stamp. That’s what I did here. Once you mask off the parts you’re not interested in using, ink the stamp up. Remove the masks before stamping and using a clean shamy, wipe away any edges you might not want to see when you stamp… and then stamp your image! Tada!!!
The next technique is to do this a couple more times to create layers. You’ll be fussy cutting some of the layers and then adhering them over the main image using foam tape. Watch the video below for all the details:
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Unity Products Used:
- Chick Tribe Stamp Set
- Chicken Wire Background Stamp
- Scallop & Stitched Rectangle Nesting Dies
Inks:
- Wild Honey Archival Ink
- Wild Honey Distress Ink
- Copics: YR24, Y26, yR21, R27, R08, YR18, E37, E99, E34, BG07 & BG15
Adhesive: – Bearly Arts Glue: https://shrsl.com/4gjc3 – Scrapbook Adhesive Thin Foam Squares: https://shrsl.com/4gjc5
Thank you so much for watching and I hope you’ve been inspired. Until next time…
Happy Crafting!
