With both stamps, I masked out the part I didn't want to use and only stamped the part I needed. Once you've inked your image, remove the tape and stamp. I created the actual tag base and other embellishments from a paper pack by Teresa Collins Vintage Finds. Love that set.
Here is what else I used:
Queen & Co. trendy tape and Twinkle Princess cut yellow gemstones
Websters Pages ribbon
Unity Stamp Co Stamps (My Strength and Song, Lord-
Sympathy & Sadness)
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ReplyDeleteSo beautiful! LOVE using tape to mask out part of my stamps too! Opens up so many new possibilities!
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Super cute tag!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! I love masking off parts of stamps - sometimes it's just that little bit that really makes a project pop! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty tag.
ReplyDeleteThe distressing is perfect for this sweet, vintage-style tag. Nice!
ReplyDeleteThis just make me want to buy a lot of stamps and try to make beautiful stamps the way you do.
ReplyDeleteGreat tag!
ReplyDeletebeautiful- and great reminder about masking too!
ReplyDeleteThis is a beautiful tag! The birds are so lovely
ReplyDeleteVery pretty! The masking is a great way to feature certain parts of the stamp...thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful tag. I think that masking gives you so many more possibilities with your stamp collection. Also, you don't need to use expensive tape - "cheaper" leaves less residue.
ReplyDeleteWay to use only what you want! Bravo!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful design and I love how you masked the stamp. Very cool. :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful tag and Thanks for sharing the tip on how to mask your stamps out!
ReplyDeleteLovely tag, Terri.
ReplyDeleteCool technique. I have also used in the past ink markers and you ink exactly what you want to stamp. Very cool. LOvely tag.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful tag!
ReplyDeleteGreat tag! Love that masking technique!
ReplyDeleteLovely tag! Thanks for the tip on masking out parts of the stamp, I'll have to try that!
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