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Blown Ink Technique Worksheet Paper

I’ve been having fun creating some projects using the Blown Ink Technique (see postings 07/16 and 07/18 for more information). While putting away the supplies, I noticed that the worksheet paper I was using had a very interesting mix of colors and shapes.  The splotches and shapes were where I blew the ink off the edges of my project.  Never wanting to throw anything away, I decided this paper would make a great background for a quick card.

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I cut the worksheet paper down and then ran it through the Big Shot using the new Alphabet Press Embossing Folder from Stampin’ Up!  I then lightly sponged on Crisp Cantaloupe ink over the embossing to help the raised image pop a little more.  Since I wanted the background to be the main focus of the card, I added a simple greeting and button.  Very easy and a great way to recycle and reuse!

Supplies Used (Stampin’ Up! unless otherwise noted)

Stamp Set: Itty Bitty Banners

Ink: Early Espresso, Crisp Cantaloupe, various from several Blown Ink projects

Paper: Early Espresso, Daffodil Delight, Whisper White, Stampin’ Up! Grid Sheet paper

Accessories: Big Shot, Alphabet Press Embossing Folder, Banners Framelit, button, Linen Thread, Mini Glue Dot, Dimensionals

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