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It's High Tide...

My stamp set of choice this week, was +Stampin' Up! High Tide, a new release in our Occasions 2017 Catalog.

I created three card projects with this stamp set and I'm working on a fourth, as the idea for it just popped into my head...this one using the Stamp Set "A Beautiful You", also from the Occasions Catalog...more to follow.

High Tide has 16 photopolymer stamps, 2 of which you can use to do a little two-step stamping. I've tried to show you some of the versatility of the stamp set, although I've utilized the same colors throughout the projects.

In the piece above, I incorporated a little Reflection/Mirror Image Stamping Technique and I must say for the first effort, I didn't do so bad...

In all of the projects, I used the sponging technique...

Products used:

Stamp set: High Tide

Inks: Bermuda Bay, Crushed Curry, Pool Party, Soft Sky, Crumb Cake, Soft Suede

Punches: Triple Banner, Sweetheart

Bermuda Bay Bakers Twine, Dimensionals,

For all of the products used in these projects, visit my Stampin' Up! website

To purchase the tutorial for these three projects:

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