Layle from Scenic Route is our Guest host for this challenge!
The technique is to stamp raw chipboard to create a custom pattern.
I have a ton of raw chipboard and I've found that I rarely use it because it requires getting the paint out, letting it dry, cleaning brushes, etc. Using stamps is an easy way to spice up chipboard in about half the time that painting takes. I used Scenic Route Berkely chipboard letters and our Raw Star Shapes and Rhonna's Swirls Acrylic Stamps by Autumn Leaves. I like to use Stayz On Black Ink when I stamp on chipboard because it coats evenly while still maintaing a nice crisp look to the stamped image.
Since I used a piece of paper from our Loveland collection, for the RAK I'll do one of our Loveland Product Kits and some raw chipboard.
Layle
Alicia used a foil pen to color her stars and then stamped clear swirls to give them a little extra kick.
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Wow, what a great idea! I'm trying this tonight.
what a great challenge! I am so lazy with waiting for the paint to dry that I often just ink the chipboard all over with a stamp pad. I am totally going to try stamping designs though.
I think I might just need to try this one!! I keep thinking about it, but haven't done it!
I am so excited to do this challenge! Thanks for the great idea Layle!
Can't wait to see what everyone comes up with!
great chal. i love stamping on my chipboard so I'll be giving this a go later on too.
Wonderful work, ladies. I just discovered your site - thanks for the challenge! Here's my effort:
http://torn-paper.blogspot.com/2007/12/i-see-light.html
Thank you for the inspiration.
Here is mine:
http://www.scrapinstyletv.com/portfolio/view_layout.php?layout_id=55648&user_id=8528
here's mine! i filled in the stamped chipboard with gelly roll glaze pens. tfl!
http://mrs-summers.blogspot.com/2007/12/hits-and-mrs.html
xoxo
This was SO much fun! I have been in a major creative funk and this was so inpiring:) THANKS Layle!!
I used Ranger acrylic paint dabbers in Lettuce & Raspberry, Ranger Distress embossing Ink, clear embossing powder and FP stamps on my chipboard flowers, stem and leaves.
http://www.createmykeepsake.com/gallery/showphoto.php?photo=26140&limit=recent
Had a lot of fun with this one! I inked my chipboard first to match the colour combo of my layout. Then I stamped it and covered it with 3D glaze. Here it is:
http://twopeasinabucket.kaboose.com/pg.asp?cmd=display&layout_id=1274003
Thanks for the challenge!!
Merry Christmas!
Anna-Karin
What a fabulous challenge Layle! I've been in a bit of a creative rut all week and this helped me out big time! Thanks! Here's the link to mine...
http://2girlz2fun.typepad.com/my_scrappy_happy_life/
Great Challenge !!
Here is mine :
http://scrapaventures.blogspot.com/2007/08/la-dcouverte-de-la-nature.html
Thank you !!
here is my attempt. I lightly inked the chipboard with distress ink first then stamped on the chipboard
http://www.creativescrapshack.com/photopost/showphoto.php?photo=4676&ppuser=10
Hi Layle, There are a million little things I should be doing on Christmas Eve, but I couldn't resist taking a little time for your challenge. This was so much fun! Thanks!
http://irenemueller02.blogspot.com/
Merry Christmas!
here's a link to my take on the challenge. i have a plant pot that was my inspiration, i'd wanted to try something like it for a while, so this challenge was the push i needed to really try it! love how it worked out.
http://studiocalico.com/forums/galleries/show/951
I stamped my chipboard letters and hearts with same stamp used for background. What a great time saving idea.
Here's mine:
http://i187.photobucket.com/albums/x19/AtTheBungalow/bff-hannah.jpg
This was a lot of fun! Here's my page: http://twopeasinabucket.kaboose.com/pg.asp?cmd=display&gallery=1&layout_id=1276668
Here's mine take on the challenge.
I made a chipboard frame by stamping on some chipboard.
http://twopeasinabucket.kaboose.com/pg.asp?set=recent&gallery=1&cmd=display&layout_id=1277019
here is mine:
http://www.scrapinstyletv.com/portfolio/view_layout.php?layout_id=59362&user_id=7115
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