Two Color Background Inking Techniques for Stamping
Hi readers! Happy Sunday! I hope you’re having a great weekend! I’m pleased to welcome back the fabulous Yana Smakula as a guest to our blog today! She’s sharing with us a really fun two color background inking stamping technique using some Simon Says Stamp exclusive products, and a few different ways to accomplish the look! Be sure to watch the video for a full tutorial and enjoy!
Love the background stamp? It’s our Leaf Background cling stamp!
Watch the video:
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Thanks for stopping by, and thanks again to Yana for being our guest!
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Oooh, I can’t wait to try this with some of my background stamps! Thanks for sharing the ideas & talent!
Awesome backgrounds. I will have to try this technique
awesome and adorable card
I love the soft background and the HEART shape and the sentiment is to die for
great post
Great cards !!!!
What a great technique, turns out beautiful, and I love the sentiment in gold!
Wow, these are so very pretty!
Yana is very talented. God bless her. Thank you for the tips and tricks. And as always, you make beautiful cards.
Great technique for background stamps. Thanks for the great video, Yana!
Love your cards! Thank you for the technique.
Fabulous
Really beautiful! I love the inlaid sentiment!
So pretty. Love the background. Hugz
These are just stunning, love the touch of gold!
Gorgeous results with this technique!
Love this technique! The cards are so pretty. Thanks for sharing.
Love the background! Going to try it!
Gotta try this technique!
Going to try this!
Great technique! Beautiful results, too.
Beautiful Card!
Fun tutorial!
OH WOW!!! These cards are absolutely fabulous and so beautiful!!!
These are beautiful!!!
These are just beautiful, and how fun are those techniques?! Have to try them! :D
Again, I’ve learned something on the SSS blog. Thank you, Yana. Your video was well done without a hitch. I must try the lesson you’ve shown here.
Looks easy peasy! Can’t wait to try this technique.