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Rubber Stamp Techniques

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Summary: Techniques for using rubber stamps include the chalkboard technique, which involves a piece of black paper and a whisper white craft ink. Attract chalks with whisper white craft ink with help from a demonstrator for a craft company in this free video on rubber stamps.

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By Brandi Mackenzie
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Brandi Mackenzie is a demonstrator for Stampin' Up, a leading craft company with offices worldwide. Mackenzie gives seminars and classes on rubber stamping and card making.read more

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"Hi I'm Brandi Mackenzie and today I'm going to show you how to do the chalkboard technique with rubber stamps. Today we're going to use a Stampin' Up stamp set called Playful Petals. And what you want to do is you want a black piece of paper. And how I'm going to do this is use a whisper white craft ink. And that will attract the chalks that we're going to use. And you want to use white just so you can see where the image is on your black piece of card stock. Okay I'm going to ink up my image with white craft ink. And then I just kind of look down to see a general position. It doesn't really matter. And then you just push down. And there's your stamped image. Alright. And what we're going to do now is we're going to take our chalk and my little stylus looking deal here. Alright I'm going to use my stylus and I'm going to pick up the yellow, some of my yellow chalk and color in the center of my flower here. Alright. And then I want to shade going out and so I'm going to use another, almost a flower color here. It looks kind of like a little peachy. And just go in a circle around it and color it in. Making sure that the area has all the white craft ink covered. And then I'm going to use my darker color on the outside, of chalk. And that's how you color in your white craft ink image. Alright now what we need to do is take a micro fiber or you can use a Swiffer towel. Something that's going to pick up the chalk. And now we just wipe. You might have to change because you see you get some ink, some of the chalk on there. But you just keep wiping it until you have all the excess chalk gone. I am going to stamp the stem and the leaf and color those in green to finish my image. And now I pick up my green stylus and cover up my white craft inked image. And the craft ink is really, really good for this just because it absorbs the chalk. And again I'm going to take my micro fiber towel and wipe it off. And that is how you do a chalkboard technique. Let me show you a finished project that I have done with this. And that's how I have made a card using a chalkboard technique."

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