Oh my! That sounds a little strange :0) Don’t get too worried, it is not as weird as you might think (ha, ha). It is a simple stamping technique used to add texture and interest to a plain image. It is a three step process:
Step 1: Ink up a plain, solid stamp. I used a heart shaped stamp by Hero Arts.
Step 2: Stamp it on a stencil that is a pattern. I used a Kaisercraft stencil.
Step 3: Stamp onto another piece of paper to see the beautiful texture created by the stencil.
Watch the video of the process below:
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Speedball Brayer at DickBlick.com for less
Hero Arts D2657 Small Solid Heart Rubber Stamp (unavailable -see the two alternatives beneath this)
Heart Stamp approx. 2X2 https://www.123stitch.com/item/Waffle-Flower-DT-Mix-Clear-Stamp/WFL-271031
Heart Stamp 2X2 https://www.123stitch.com/item/Impression-Obsession-Modern-Heart-Solid-Cling-Stamp/IO-D20412-CLG
Kaiser 12X12 Love Stencil: http://shrsl.com/1ltcv
Square Dies: http://shrsl.com/1ltex
Tonic Studios Mirror Cardstock: http://shrsl.com/1ltf1
