Just some of the benefits of using our Stamparatus:
- Less waste of cards and ink
- Better quality of stamped images
- Easy repeat stamping for multiple cards. Makes batch cards much quicker.
- NEW techniques, including mirror and wreath stamping
Click here or on the photo below for a basic video from Stampin' Up! on the Stamparatus
So, onto our June classes.
We will be featuring the Stamparatus and there will be plenty of Hints and Tips for you during the class, including some techniques you may not have even thought of. You will have plenty of hands-on time. Here are our 3 samples:
There are 3 techniques included on the above cards: (L to R) Easy mirror stamping, Wreath stamping, and Hinge/ Step stamping. I have a wide choice of stamps you can use, so you can either follow my samples or be adventurous and design your own! Everyone that attended last week really enjoyed the class and learning some new techniques.
Here are the cards in more detail:
Here is an example of Stamping in the round, also known as wreath stamping. Layer up your stamps (3 in this case), stamp once and then turn your card round (using a template (supplied at class) and stamp again... repeat all round your card. Add a sentiment and you are good to go. Build as many layers as you wish. Use ink pads or marker pens.
In this sample we are showing hinge step stamping. Stamp your image on the left hand side, then lift and move the plate over by 1 step to the right. Re-ink and stamp.... move and repeat.
These are just a few of the techniques, and I will cover more of them in class, so you can experiment when you get home.
Remaining Class dates:
Saturday June 23rd Stacey Bushes 10-12pm
Tuesday June 26th Brackley (Evenley) 1-3pm (limited)
Tuesday June 26th Brackley (Evenley) 7-9pm
To get the best out of the class, bring your own Stamparatus if you have one already, or you can order one NOW (£46) and get your class for free. For this option, click on the PAY button below.
OR, you can just join us at class. EMAIL me to book your space.
I look forward to crafting with you soon.
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