Today's technique is called back stamping. You use the back of the stamp as a background for the front of the stamp. A tutorial on this method can be found here.
Sue put this to good use on her card.
Here is a closeup of the detail
For
this challenge, I stamped the three sizes of flowers with Hero Arts Shadow Inks
– Ultra Pink, Tide Pool and Passion Flower. I then turned the stamps over (to
stamp with the reverse side of each stamp) with Hero Arts Shadow Inks – Bubble
Gum, Sea Glass and Orchid, trying to line-up so that the stamping enveloped the
original stamp impression. The sentiment was stamped with Hero Arts Charcoal
Shadow Ink. The entire card panel was matted with purple cardstock.- Sue
I went with another birthday card -
There was a birthday candle that I thought might make a good stamp for this technique. I stamped with the back of it across the bottom and top of a card using Momento Dandelion. I then used a Chromatix Pen in Apricot to apply ink to the front of the stamp and stamped on top of the yellow images. I used some paper I had from The Paper Studio to use as a colorful strip in the middle and stamped the sentiment stamp with Versafine black ink. It mad for a bright and cheerful card. - Denise
I tried back stamping not too long ago and had a lot of fun with it. Looks like you both did as well! I love your choices stamps. Denise,your card is so bright and cheerful...makes me want to have another birthday...almost,LOL
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