Also, I used the Bits and Pieces cartridge for the striped tag. I thought it had the look of a shield, so it would be perfect for a bullseye.
You might notice that my sentiment is stamped with multiple colors. How did I do this? Well, I have found post it tape adhesive rolls! They sell them at any office supply store and are a necessary tool for your craft room.
To get this effect,
- Simply put the tape over the portion you do not want to stamp.
- Then, ink up the stamp with your desired ink color.
- Take off the tape before you stamp on to your paper.
- Repeat this process for every part of the stamp.
I will post a pictorial on how to do this later on this week if you guys are interested.
If you have an Explore, here is the file: Cricut Bullseye card
If you are Exploreless, here are the sizes:
striped tag (Bits and Pieces) - 4"
circle (Artbooking) - 2.25"
9 comments:
Good Morning Miss Melanie How ya B?!
What a cutie of a Valentine You sure did get super creative and came up with a Fab & Fun card. Thanks for sharing your file....I love it and so excited that I got this months stamp set it truly is awesome and I love how you shared a cool, creative and clever way to use it with the Cricut Cartridge.
YOU so ROCK!!
Hope all is well with you. Love your card. It is right on target. Lol. Great job
Like the multi-color ink stamping. Thanks for the tip.
Melissa
"Sunshine HoneyBee"
Your card is adorable! I did not know about the Post-It tape, I will have to look for that. Thank you for sharing!
That's a really pretty card. I need to start making my Valentine's cards too.
Leslie
Great card. I like the touch of grey with the arrow and bow.
What a cute card! Thanks for sharing!
Great card! Love that multi-color sentiment.
Great card! I love the multi coloured stamping technique. I found some of the post it tape at our local $rama store and it is a very handy product to have on hand.
Thanks for sharing your lovely work and hope you are having a good week! :)
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