Step One-adhere stickers without pressing too firmly
Step Two-blot with ink
Step Three-Lift stickers
Step Four-Remove stickers
Step Five-Masking is complete and now decorating begins :)
Step Six-Tadah!
Step Seven-Attach
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June 03, 2009
Masking with Deborah
Since I can't enter the challenges each month I thought I would take a sec to do the challenge and use it as a way to show masking step by step. I used Cloud 9 Christmas Is... number stickers as you will see in the pics as well as Fiskars Threading Water Border Punch, Don't Leave Me Hanging Squeeze Punch, and Apron Lace Border Punch.Try a new technique and new tools today! Lots of fun and very easy!!!
Step One-adhere stickers without pressing too firmly
Step Two-blot with ink
Step Three-Lift stickers
Step Four-Remove stickers
Step Five-Masking is complete and now decorating begins :)
Step Six-Tadah!
Step Seven-Attach
Step One-adhere stickers without pressing too firmly
Step Two-blot with ink
Step Three-Lift stickers
Step Four-Remove stickers
Step Five-Masking is complete and now decorating begins :)
Step Six-Tadah!
Step Seven-Attach
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Fantastic tips. I like to know that you don't have to buy the masking tools to do masking. :0) Thanks Deb
ReplyDeleteAwesome Deb!!! TFS, love the fairly inexpensive stencils you used!!! LOL
ReplyDeleteGreat layout!
ReplyDeleteNow that is totally RAD!! XoXo Niki_Ray
ReplyDeleteAwesome! I have some masks but haven't used them yet! Now I must use them!
ReplyDeleteLove that tip!! Gonna try it soon!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing this. I have some glimmer mist that I need to try this with.
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