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I live in northern Minnesota with my husband, teenage daughter, two rescued dogs, a cat and a goldfish. We spend a lot of time outdoors in the summer enjoying the weather but during the winter months when I’m not at work you can find me in my stamp room. Over the years I have tried my hand at many different crafts but stamping is my favorite. When I was young I used to collect cute stationary papers and I’ve always loved coloring so stamping and card making seemed like a natural fit for me. Now I have an entire room dedicated to papers, stamps, inks, colored pencils, markers, tools, etc, etc, etc. Life is good. |
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Supplies: Scor-Pal® 8 ½” x 11” White cardstock Ranger distress ink: Fired brick, Shabby shutters Fontwerks Signature Flowers stamp Rosie’s Roadshow Wreath stamp SU Ruby Red Stampin Write marker |
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Step 1: Score at every inch in one direction. Rotate your paper 90 degrees and score at every inch to create a 1" grid. |
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Step 2: Center your image where the lines intersect +, offsetting every other row. This is done on the de-bossed side (indentations).Refer to photo |
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Step 3: Stamp your second image in between. Centre over where the lines intersect. Refer to photo. |
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Step 4: Embellish your images further if you wish. I used a SU Ruby Red marker outline the berries on the wreaths.
It is very easy to create your own beautiful, special works of original art, one of a kind patterned paper. Have fun dreaming up different grids you could use. Scor-pal makes it easy! |
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"Original Works of Art" Patterned Paper using your Scor-Pal |
