Showing posts with label triple time stamping. Show all posts
Showing posts with label triple time stamping. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 20, 2020

Triple Matting


Hello Crafting Friends

I made this card using a technique called triple time stamping or seamless tiers. It is something that I used to do many years ago and I thought it was time to revisit it.


I started out creating the background by heat embossing the Mama Elephant cherry blossom stamp set. Then using a die I cut out the center piece and layered it before adding it back to the card covering the die cut panel.

Thanks for looking........

Thursday, November 2, 2017

Thankyou

On CCEE Stampers, Joanne will be issuing this month's challenges.

This month I am going to keep it simple. The holidays are coming, and times will be busy. This will be a month of celebrations. This week I would like you to make a Thanksgiving card OR a card of thanks.

Thanksgiving isn't an option for me so I just went with the thank-you theme. I have used the Altenew stamp and die set that was a freebie in a magazine. I used the triple time stamping technique, I think the next time I make it I will add a bit more open space, after I completed the card I felt it was a little busy.

Supplies: 
Altenew Christmas Rose - free set in Australia Simply Cards issue 10 Magazine
Distress inks Picked Raspberry, twisted citron.
Crafter's Companion Thankyou die.

Don't forget to check out the CCEE Stampers blog to see the rest of the creations the CCEE Stampers have created this week. You can also see more details of their creations on their individual blogs.
Anne Harmon
Joanne Grzelak
Liz Williams
Lois Bak
Lynn McAuley
Frances Byrne
Vicky Gould
Kelly Santi
Maryann Einam- Thats me

Thanks for stopping by....

Thursday, August 16, 2012

Triple Time stamping

For today's card I thought I would try a technique that is very popular at the moment it is called triple time stamping or seamless tiers. For this I used some very old supplies, wood mounter stamps from PSX and Lucy stamps, Adirondack inks, butterscotch, latte, current, terracotta and a skeleton leaf. In fact the PSX leaf is one of the first stamps I purchased 13 years ago.
 While I found this fairly easy to create I found this link on do stamping with Dawn that explains it with a video tutorial.
Have fun creating, I know I will be making more perhaps even as a quick Christmas theme cards.
Take Care
Maryann