C.C. Tutorials — DT Stacie

How to layer stamps to create a sceneFirst gather your supplies, I used:Foxes Clear StampsCreate a Scene Clear StampsBlack Olive Hybrid InkPost It NotesSharp scissorsClear stamp block Next stamp the image you want in front on your paper you will be coloring on and also onto the post it note.  Be sure you have you image high enough on the post it note That you have some sticky left after cutting.  I have also used post it note tape if my image is small enough! Next fussy cut your image on the post it note. You don’t have to cut...

First cut your paper to 4.25x11 Fold it in half Get you die cut and place it on your card stock with the top edge above the fold. I put this one a little further than necessary because of the hole on the tag but normally you can just barely have the top above the fold. Run your die and paper through your cutting machine. You may have to run it through a couple of times because it is thicker. Now you have a shaped card base to make your card with! It will work with most shapes so the...

Hey guys! Stacie here to share how I did this splatter background! First I used my Misti and stamped the cute little bunny stamp in the center of my paper. Then I used Post-It Note Tape to stamp my image again. It was just barely too big for one piece of tape so I used washi tape to help keep the 2 pieces together. After stamping it I carefully cut it out. You will want to be right on the black line or even just barely into it so it doesn't leave a halo around your image! Next I lined...

Hey guys! Stacie here with a tutorial on using metal dies to create an embossed background!First gather all your supplies. I used A Big Shot, 2 rubber mats, various snowflake dies, a piece of white cardstock & the cutting pad to add some thickness to my sandwich.I put the rubber mat down firstthen put my cardstock on next.I added my dies all over the cardstock I added the other rubber mat on top (you can also just double the rubber mat on the bottom if your dies cut through too much)The dies went through a little too much but not...