Hi Everyone,
I have a little tutorial for you today on how position your stamps where you want them to be. I have a stamp-a-magig from Stampin up which I use to align the text within a frame and also when I’m masking to make a scene, the principal is the same. Zoe from Make It Crafty has a new set of Happy Days text stamps that comes with a little frame and some bonus chipboard, woo hoo.
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The Stamp-a-magig comes with a clear acrylic, (I think), sheet
First stamp your frame onto your cardstock
align the stamp-a-magig with your acrylic sheet
Stamp your text onto the rough surface of the acrylic sheet with your block aligned to the stamp-a-magig tool
Place your acrylic mat over your frame (that you stamped out earlier)
When your happy with the positioning, align your stamp-a-magig to the corner of your acrylic mat.
Remove the acrylic mat and position your block with your chosen inked text
And Job Done! Easy Peasy.
Here’s a card I made this time stamping the frame onto the bonus chipboard before adding my sentiment.
And I have another card to show you today. This is using rubber stamp Lucy’s Broken Dolly. I’m sure this is a familiar little girl’s face to many, lol.
Make It Crafy Goodies Used:-
Hugs Tracy x
Wow Tracy! This is fabulous!!! I love the Stap a ma jig – that really does make it look easier to get right
love it tracy!!! beautiful cards and thing ma jig looks quite nifty
Great cards and tutorial, Tracy!
Great tutorial I now understand the thing a me jig so thanks, your cards are awesome, amazing and detailed. X
So pretty cards and a nice tutorial.
Both of your cards are gorgeous. I’ve had a thing a ma jig forever but it always moves on me. I gave up on it. I think I am the elephant in the room! LOL
Wonderful cards..I have a stamp positioner thing that I use when I need to place things or use my Fiskars clear stamp press…same spot every time that way too…
Wonderful cards, brilliant colouring and inspirational tutorial
Great tutorial and fabulous cards! Super coloring and card designs!