Archive for the tag 'Rubber Stamp Tutorial'

Mar 09 2009

Thinking of My Sister – Tutorial #184

Published byzindorf under Tutorials

This scene is one that makes me think of my Sister in Colorado.  She has photos of her garden with bright orange flowers with a background of stunning mountains.   Although my scene does not even come close to her spectacular views, I gave it a shot and was please with the results.  I used the [...]

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Mar 03 2009

Butterfly and Flowers – Tutorial # 182

Published byzindorf under Tutorials

Well!  This card was a bear to photograph.  I ended up going outside in the cold and wind to take this photo in my PJ’s and I am still not happy with the way the photo looks compared to the original piece.  On top of that my computer is acting up so I am holding [...]

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Feb 23 2009

Happy ST. Patrick’s Day – Tutorial #179

Published byzindorf under Tutorials

St. Patrick’s Day is just around the corner so here is a tutorial using a cute Stampin’ Up set called Pinch Proof.  This tutorial shows how to layer embossed images.  Before we get started on today’s tutorial I have some blog candy winners.  That’s right I am giving away two Innovative Stamp Creations Stamp Sheets [...]

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Sep 03 2008

Summer’s End – Tutorial #113 and Brayer Give away

Published byzindorf under Tutorials

Many of you have notice and commented on the fact that I am using a new brayer.  I’m using a new one because I wanted to use the exact one the people attending my brayer workshops get to use and take home with them.   The new brayer is only different from the old brayer due to the handle.  [...]

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Aug 26 2008

Distant Pines – Tutorial #109

Published byzindorf under Tutorials

I have a little scene for you today.  Created it with a little brayering, a little sponging and just a tad of stamping.  Isn’t stamping wonderful?  You can take the most simplest of stamps and create a whole scene without doing any drawing.  Love it!   Let’s get started on today’s tutorial.  Supplies: Stamps: Stampin’ Up “Noble [...]

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