What is the Easter season without some adorable bunnies? The sketchy bunny stamp that I used for this layout totally fits the bill for adorable cuteness!
The stamp comes with the bunny facing towards the right but as you can see, I have a left facing bunny. I was able to create that bunny by using a stamp transfer reverse/mirror image technique.
First, I stamped the image using "juicy" ink onto another rubber stamp surface and then I stamped with that surface; thereby, transferring the image in a mirror manner. While it might not transfer as crisp and clean as a well stamped original, it can be sharpened up by going back over lines with a pen/marker.
Magenta products used:
TTFN,
The stamp comes with the bunny facing towards the right but as you can see, I have a left facing bunny. I was able to create that bunny by using a stamp transfer reverse/mirror image technique.
First, I stamped the image using "juicy" ink onto another rubber stamp surface and then I stamped with that surface; thereby, transferring the image in a mirror manner. While it might not transfer as crisp and clean as a well stamped original, it can be sharpened up by going back over lines with a pen/marker.
Magenta products used:
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| 42.230.H |
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| 95.357.P |
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| POM1596 |
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| ME211 |
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| ME212 |
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| ME216 |
TTFN,
1 comment:
Oh my, this is just adorable!
Love how you used the large stamp for the background and colored the butterflies etc.
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