I found this idea at Craftgossip.com and decided to try it out. My Cricut is my favorite crafting tool for cardmaking (of course!!), but I also enjoy using stamps to embellish my cards as well. If you're not sure how a stamped image will look on your card, you can experiment with the positioning by stamping the image first on a piece of acrylic. I used Staz-On ink and a transparency sheet. You could also use the clear packaging from your cartridges. Then, move the image around on your project until you find just the right place.
As you can see, you get a better idea using the acryllic than trying to position the stamp block around your project. This is an idea I will definitely continue to use.
Until next time -
Hugs and Happy Crafting,
Larelyn
Great tip- I will be using this one. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI like it very mutch it is a good idea sorry for my englisch greetings from Joke Mulder
ReplyDeleteThis is a super great idea. I am trying to incorporate stamps more and this will help me out a lot. Plus I have mounds of Cricut cart plastic. LOL
ReplyDeleteThis really is such a fabulous tip. Thanks so much for sharing it, Larelyn!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea. I have been saving all of those outer boxes and now I can but them to work. Thanks for the great tip.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea. I took apart "thinking of you" "Whale always be friends" card I made recently 3 times & recut some of the images a couple times before I got the stamping to look the way I wanted.
ReplyDeleteMelissa
"Sunshine HoneyBee"
http://CreatedbySunshineHoneyBee.blogspot.com
Great idea, thanks!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea!! Will definitely use this tip!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Larelyn, this is a great tip! I will definitely try it!
ReplyDeleteThanks for this tip. I will use this one.
ReplyDeleteOne of the problems scrapbook enthusiasts deal when designing the layout is stamping. It's not like sketching that you can erase a part that is mistakenly drawn. This is a very good tutorial. To avoid the mistake of stamping a design in the wrong place use a transparent sheet! Thanks!
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