Banner Cards with Recycled UM Stamps

Banner Cards with Recycled UM Stamps

Julie Heyer Julie Heyer

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When we trim unmounted (UM) rubber images from the sheet, we end up with a pile of scraps. Let's upcycle them into something fun!

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Re-visit my previous blog entry about how to make your own recycled stamps HERE! Creating a banner for a birthday card is easy when you follow these simple steps.

1. Cut tiny triangles from UM rubber scraps. Position on acrylic block in a slight curve leaving a 1/2" space between each.

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2. Cover each triangle with different colors of Neon ink. Stamp onto white paper and then stamp again, before re-inking. This will create a lighter (second generation) stamped image. Position them between the darker (first generation) stamped triangles. This will form a complete row of banners.

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3. Continue creating the banners until satisfied with the finished image.

4. Add a sentiment from the Picnic Greetings UM Rubber stamp sheet.

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5. Matte with coordinating paper colors and attach to a white A2 (4.25x5.5") card base.

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Neon Pink, Orange, and Yellow Inks, Picnic Sentiment stamp, jewels, and Dark Pink paper embossed with Cuttlebug Swiss Dots folder, and Yellow and Black papers from Geometrics.
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Green, Blue and Purple Neon Inks, Picnic Dk.Blue embossed with Swiss Dots folder, Geometrics Green, and Dream in Color purple mirror papers, Picnic sentiment stamp and jewels.

 

Stay tuned to the blog for even more UM stamp scrap ideas. Who knows what I have up my sleeve! Feel free to make guesses and suggestions below.

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