Lamination Landscape Card with Coloured Trees and Detail

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A beautiful landscape card using the two-part lamination stamp system. You create a watercolour-effect scene by stamping the solid colour portion first, spraying with water to blend the inks, then adding fine detail with the outline stamp for a hand-painted look.

You will need

Stamps By Me Lamination Stamp Bundle - Beauty of Nature & Grow Stronger - 121125ASEE IT

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Step by step

1. Prepare a piece of watercolour card stock as your base. ▶ watch 36:00
2. Select the solid portion of the lamination stamp (the colour part with the tree design). ▶ watch 36:15
3. Tap the stamp onto multiple ink pads in greens and teals, using random spots of colour for variation. ▶ watch 36:30
4. Press the inked stamp firmly onto your card stock. ▶ watch 37:00
5. Spray the stamped image with water two to three times to blend and bleed the colours together. ▶ watch 37:15
6. Blot away excess water with tissue if needed. ▶ watch 37:45
7. Clean the stamp thoroughly and allow the card to dry. ▶ watch 38:30
8. Line up the detail portion (outline stamp) over the coloured area using the example on the packet as a guide. ▶ watch 39:00
9. Ink the detail stamp in black and press it down firmly to add the fine line work. ▶ watch 40:00
10. Heat-set the black ink with a heat gun to prevent smudging. ▶ watch 40:45

Tips from the show

• Watercolour card stock allows the ink to stay wet longer, giving you time to move and blend the colours around.
• Less is more with ink pad colour—tap gently to avoid over-inking.
• The detail stamp does not need to line up perfectly; slight misalignment adds to the hand-painted effect.

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