Drop Shadow Stamping Technique Stamp Tutorial Stamping Techniques In today’s video, i’m showing you exactly how to create the drop shadow technique, also known as the faux embossing technique. this rubber stamping trick gives your handmade cards the look of. Learn how to create the drop shadow (faux embossing) technique in card making using simple rubber stamping. includes video tutorial and three handmade card samples featuring stampin’ up!® products.
Shadow Stamping Technique Stamping Robyn S Roost Ready to learn one of the easiest and most impressive card making techniques out there? in today’s video, i’m showing you exactly how to create the drop. This is one of those easy stamping techniques that every stamper needs to know. so enjoy my demonstration of the drop shadow stamping technique then give it a try for yourself. Ink up the stamp image with early espresso ink and stamp it on the white cardstock. clean the ink off the image. move the cardstock slightly to the right. a small shift creates a realistic shadow effect. this time ink up the image with versamark. Stamp it onto your paper. ink your image in a color of ink and stamp it slightly higher and to the left overlapping your first image.
Shadow Stamping Technique Stamping Robyn S Roost Ink up the stamp image with early espresso ink and stamp it on the white cardstock. clean the ink off the image. move the cardstock slightly to the right. a small shift creates a realistic shadow effect. this time ink up the image with versamark. Stamp it onto your paper. ink your image in a color of ink and stamp it slightly higher and to the left overlapping your first image. I am in a few card swapping groups, and one of the featured swaps was to try the drop shadow die cut technique. it is really easy and works well for certain kinds of cover plates. Stamping with clear stamps and drop shadow tutorial: learn fun ways to use clear stamps for base & shade (outline & fill) image stamping, grouping images on a block to make your own paper and creating a drop shadow technique for a title. I’m sharing 4 different methods—i prefer working with solid bolder images because i think that’s where the technique really shines, but it can also be accomplished with simple outline mages that don’t have a lot of detail. Have you ever tried the shadow stamping technique? it is very simple to do. you stamp your image or greeting .then re ink with an alternate color and stamp the "shadow" slightly offset from the original stamping! for my card above, i used the thanking you stamp #163718 from page 98.
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