Friday, September 21, 2012

Triple Time Stamping is 3X the Fun! ;)

One of these days I'm going to start making videos, but on the flip side I know that I'm a visual person that can follow directions with pictures...have you ever assembled furniture from Ikea? I hope you find this as easy to follow, please feel free to leave any questions or comments below!

This is a quick tutorial on Triple Time Stamping. It's a new trending technique that I learned in July and have shared at my Technique Tuesday class, and tonight my stamp club will be doing this particular card.

The first thing you'll need is neutral card stock for stamping on. I used Very Vanilla; the measurements are 4 x 5-1/4, 3 x 4-1/4, and 2 x 3-1/4. It's really not like doing math, everything is in increments of 1 inch!


You'll also need your card base in a darker color. Cut an 8-1/2x11" sheet in half and when folded you have 4-1/4 x 5-1/5. I cut mine on the short side to get a "landscape" oriented card. You'll also need 2 "mats" in the same or another color that are 1" increments from there: 3-1/4 x 4-1/2, and 2-1/4 x 3-1/2. Once you have the pieces, stack the neutrals on top of each other and use a tiny bit of snail adhesive to hold them in place (or removable adhesive if you have some).


Now stamp to your hearts content! Enough?


No, this is much better!!! And don't forget to stamp a few cute images on your envelope to match while you are at it! ;)



Now you can carefully take the layers apart and re-assemble them with the card base and mats.


Once you have the matted pieces assembled add a sentiment and/or some ribbon and finish your card!


Isn't this lovely?


This technique would be stunning with simple black and white card stock and one bright stamped color! Have fun with it and I'd love to see your creations!!

Stampin' Supplies:
STAMPS - Gently Falling, Itty Bitty Banners, Netting

PAPER - Very Vanilla, Not Quite Navy, Lucky Limeade
INK - River Rock, Crumb Cake, Calypso Coral, Lucky Limeade
OTHER - Lucky Limeade Bakers Twine, Bitty Banner Framelits, Stampin' Dimensionals


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