This is my second post of the day.

It’s Day 3 of the Mama Elephant Stamp Highlights for the November Release and today the design team is featuring Fair Feathers. I was delighted that you all loved my Stampede card so much! There were a few requests for a video tutorial on how I created my gradient glitter feathers so here it is:

For my first card, I use the gradient/rolling technique to stamp each feather in two tones of pigment inks. This gives them a natural look with some depth which is perfect for a one-layer card.

My second card demonstrates how I created my November Stampede card. It uses the same gradient/rolling technique as the first card but instead uses a glue pad and glitter instead of ink. It’s not simply a matter of inking up the base of the stamp. The pressure used makes a difference in the amount of glitter that adheres to the different areas of the stamp.

This technique results in visually stunning cards and I’m sure that once you give it a try, you’ll be as addicted as I am! Feel free to link up to anything you create using this technique and I’ll be sure to stop by for a look. 🙂

Please be sure to visit the rest of the design team to see what they came up with using Fair Feathers.

See you tomorrow for Day 4 of the Stamp Highlights!

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19 thoughts on “{Mama Elephant} Stamp Highlight: Fair Feathers + Gradient Stamping Video!”
  1. AH-mazing!!!!! LOOOOOOOVE that look with the glitter!!!! i can't wait to see the video and see how you did it! i've been dying for a glue pad to try this out…maybe i should pick one up!! both cards are stunning – i love how you did the similar technique with inks too!! so amazing!!

  2. ooh dear Emily I loooveee much both hihi I love the one with colors look adorable and the one in black and white ooh it is elegant Emily…love love love…how are you dear…big hugs…(see u on my blog ..hope so :))

  3. Absolutely GORGEOUS cards, Emily! I am so in love with the glittery feathers, that I'm convinced I need to buy a glue pad 🙂 You have really done an amazing job with these stamps…stunning results with your techniques!
    Thanks so much for the video, too!

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