It's Tifany and I've got a tutorial to share with you.
Hopefully you will see today that those awesome Market Street Stamps background stamps are great for so much more than just staying in the background.
On this card I've used two background stamps (Zebra Print and Pretty Perfect Grid) along with the Celebrate Cake image and sentiment set.
First, let's gather our supplies:
{Don't forget the Extra Large Acrylic Block for those big background stamps!}
You'll need to stamp the image onto a scrap of thin paper (or a Post It note, as I've done), and then stamp it again onto your cardstock.
Now you will need to carefully cut out your stamped image with a craft knife to create a mask.
{Wherever you want your background stamp to show through on your image, those are the pieces that should be cut out.}
Next, lay your mask on top of your image that has been stamped on the cardstock.
{Line up the images carefully and use removable adhesive to hold it in place.}
Then...ink up your background stamp...
...and stamp!
Remove your mask and check out your beautifully stamped image!
{Like paper piecing...only easier!}
If you want to add in another background, create another mask (this one covering the full stamped image) and stamp.
Remove the mask, add a sentiment...
...and add it to your card:
Thanks for stopping by today!







What a very cool tutorial!!! Thanks for sharing Tifany!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial Tifany! And the card is so pretty, I love those colors together!!
ReplyDeleteSO fun, Tifany! What a great alternative to paper piecing! LOVE that funky cake, girl!
ReplyDeleteawesome tutorial...your card is amazing...love it..
ReplyDeleteGreat idea, Tifany!!! I just love that funky cake!! And I'm sooo trying that trick instead of paper piecing next time!! :)
ReplyDeleteooo how clever! love it! Thanks for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteOH I love this tutorial - I am going to have to try this out considering I have a few Market Street Background stamps.
ReplyDeleteVery cool indeed
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Great idea Tifany. I'm definitely going to have to try this out. Hugs- Glora
ReplyDeleteWow awesome tutorial! Your card turned out awesome!
ReplyDelete-Sam
What a fun tutorial! I need to try this!!! Thanks so much for posting it!
ReplyDeleteAwesome! Your masking looks perfect and I never would have thought to use those fabulous backgrounds like that! How clever!
ReplyDeleteOh i love this what a great technique!!!
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