March Studio AE Blog Hop from Technique Tuesday

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Welcome to the February Studio AE Blog Hop From Technique Tuesday.

Technique Tuesday offers a monthly stamp club that features a limited edition stamp set designed by me each month. You can check out past stamp sets (some are still available) here.

Say hello to the stamp set I designed for this month: Wow

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DIGITAL MEMORY KEEPERS | A similar set of digital word art is available here: Oh Yes Sentiment Boxes

Here's a look at the layout I created this month:

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I like to use stamps to create background patterns. Sometimes, as was the case here, they become a very subtle texture under the star vellum.

Here's a step by step:

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1. I used Momento Luxe ink in Pear Tart and the Wow stamp set to create a background. I  added three of the stamps that come with this set to a block and then stamped them over and over again to create a background pattern. I wanted it to not be too dark so I stamped onto another piece of paper first and then stamped onto this backgound cardstock about three times in a row before adding more ink.

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2. Cut star vellum to 5.5 inches x 8.5 inches and adhere with just a bit of rolling adhesive to keep it in place.

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3. Add a 5.5 inch x 8.5 inch piece of white cardstock to the top.

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4. Add a 4x6 photo. I printed mine here at home using an Epson PictureMate printer. I used RadLab to create the color effect.

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5. Cut "thank you for trying" using green vellum (included in this Lemon Lush vellum pack from Studio Calico) and the Silhouette.

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6. Run the title through a sewing machine.

7. Add a vellum phrase sticker to the left edge of the photo.

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8. Use a 1.5 inch circle punch to cut out the "son" circle from this set of journal cards: Family Cards By Paislee Press.

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9. Stitch around the outer edge with a sewing machine.

10. Add a label sticker.

11. Add three wood grain stars.

11. Use a rolling date stamp to add the date.

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12. Add journaling to the label sticker.

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One of the things I played around with on this layout was creating an animated gif to show the steps of building this page. It's not exactly one step at a time but I thought it might be fun for you to get a peek at the order in which I tend to add things to my layouts.

Click on the image below to go to a new window and watch the gif:

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86 thoughts

  1. Johanna S says…
    03/19/2014

    *Wow YOU do great work...sorry typo!

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  2. Katie B. says…
    03/19/2014

    Wonderful layout! I love how you created the stamped texture under the stars. :) Great layout! Thanks for sharing.

    Katie B.

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  3. Kelly F. says…
    03/19/2014

    Enjoyed the step by step view of your process, it's very helpful. I think the layout is just wonderful. Thanks!

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  4. Jean Bullock says…
    03/19/2014

    Very cool layout. I especially like the diagonal stamping you did and how you used the stamp on the O of the you.

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  5. Theresa H says…
    03/20/2014

    Super fab background stamping Ali :-)

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  6. Indy says…
    03/20/2014

    Lovely layout! Great background.

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  7. Hermalyn says…
    04/01/2014

    Your pages all look so perfect!!

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  8. Kari says…
    04/08/2014

    Love the GIF! Fun!

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