Thursday, October 8, 2009

More Color Blocking Examples

Several people have asked for additional pattern design ideas on how to use the basic color blocking technique. As promised, here you go :)

Double inked (ink one line then flip the mask over and ink the 2nd side).

Inks used: Broken China, Shabby Shutters

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Double Inked Monochromatic

Inks: Shabby Shutters, Pine Needles

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Multi-Color Single sided inked lines.

Inks: Fired Brick, Concord Grape, Shabby Shutters

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Went a little wild with this one ;)

Inks: Mustard Seed, Spiced Marmalade

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Angie wanted to see how to stamp images into smaller spaces (not just corners)...

Here you go :)

Place the masks along the edges of your inked lines.

You'll need as many mask papers as you have lines.

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Stamp....

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Remove masks....

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and here is a totally stamped piece....

You of course don't have to stamp each and every cell, I just did so to show what it would look like if you did :)

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So there you go...

several more ideas to get your creative muse revved up!

Tomorrow I'm going to share another alternative for plain old color blocking ;)

Tune in then!!

3 comments:

  1. That looks awesome Roni! The paper looks like it is folded in some way. Love the effect!

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  2. Looking forward to tomorrow's post. Love all the ones so far.

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  3. Love it! This is such a great way to use all those grab bag eclectic stamp images I've collected over the years!

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