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03/05/2010

Pages From The First SSU - Day 4

I'm back with another look at a technique from our first Stamp 'n Scrap University in 2007.

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This time I'm showing you another technique page the I duplicated as a Scrapbook layout. The technique featured on this page was Faux Photo Stamping. A great way to get the look of stamping on your photos without having to be brave enough to actually stamp on them! :) You just use Staz-On to stamp on a Window Sheet, cut it out, and attach it to the page so it overlaps the photo.

Can you tell I like Black & White Photos?? I was in love with the fun bright colors we used on our technique page and they were perfect to give these adorable Easter pictures a vibrant energy.

You can purchase window sheets to recreate this technique for yourself through my Stampin' Up! Store. Shop when YOU want any time just Click Here.

Happy Stampin'
Julie Edmonds

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Posted at 09:00 AM in Technique Pages |

Tags: Faux Photo Stamping, Scrapbooking

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