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Stamp Connection #50

Hi Everyone,

Connected through our love for card making, blogging and being from Germany we (Tanja from Little Art Cottage and I) decided to create a monthly project within predefined requirements. We are going to show you the result every 2rd Sunday of the month and this is our 50th transatlantic get-together!


This time it was Tanja's turn to pick the requirements:
try a new technique
I choose the gesso resist technique that a long time ago was featured on A Blog named Hero.



It is quite easy. You take a stamp and add gesso to it. wait for it to dry and then sponge over it. Wipe the ink from the gesso with a wet rag. I used a Hero Art background stamp. The die cut is from Altenew. I die cut it with black card stock and glittered it.



Lets check out  Tanja's artwork!

Happy Stamping!

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Comments

Donna said…
This is just gorgeous, lovely background and like the large bold hello!
conil said…
WHOA! Dramatic and fabulous...can't get any better than this.
I love the gesso resist effect, so funny we just did this at our craft retreat in May and I'll be posting some examples. Beautiful card Cornelia :)
Tanja said…
such a cool effect - I really have to try that too
papierelle said…
In 'Gross' schaut sie noch genialer aus.
This is gorgeous with the bold colors and wonderful design for the background.
Anita in France said…
Bold and dramatic, Cornelia ... with a gorgeous glow ... the black sentiment really pops against it! Hugs, Anita :)
Kim Heggins said…
Stunning...love those bold and beautiful colors.

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