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Ink Over Stencils. Steps to stamp through a stencil. One technique that works really well with any stencil is offset inking. They can be made from a range of materials, such as paper, wood or metal, but they are most commonly made from plastic, as they are easier to clean of any excess ink. Just ink it once in one color and slightly offset and ink in another color. You can make beautiful backgrounds with a few shades of distress inks and your favorite stencil. A stencil is a thin sheet of material with holes cut in to form an image or letters. For background stamps, it’s best to use a stamp positioning tool. However, stencils can be used on t. Set up positioner with paper and the stamp. Stenciling 101 focuses on how to use plastic stencils with, paper and ink pads for card making, scrapbooking and paper crafting.

For background stamps, it’s best to use a stamp positioning tool. One technique that works really well with any stencil is offset inking. Stenciling 101 focuses on how to use plastic stencils with, paper and ink pads for card making, scrapbooking and paper crafting. A stencil is a thin sheet of material with holes cut in to form an image or letters. You can make beautiful backgrounds with a few shades of distress inks and your favorite stencil. However, stencils can be used on t. They can be made from a range of materials, such as paper, wood or metal, but they are most commonly made from plastic, as they are easier to clean of any excess ink. Steps to stamp through a stencil. Just ink it once in one color and slightly offset and ink in another color. Set up positioner with paper and the stamp.

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Ink Over Stencils Steps to stamp through a stencil. Stenciling 101 focuses on how to use plastic stencils with, paper and ink pads for card making, scrapbooking and paper crafting. However, stencils can be used on t. Just ink it once in one color and slightly offset and ink in another color. Steps to stamp through a stencil. For background stamps, it’s best to use a stamp positioning tool. One technique that works really well with any stencil is offset inking. A stencil is a thin sheet of material with holes cut in to form an image or letters. They can be made from a range of materials, such as paper, wood or metal, but they are most commonly made from plastic, as they are easier to clean of any excess ink. Set up positioner with paper and the stamp. You can make beautiful backgrounds with a few shades of distress inks and your favorite stencil.