VIDEO TUTORIAL: Diamond crimped backgrounds
October 15th, 2009
I’m preparing to head out to Stampin’ Up’s Regional in Portland, Maine and sending you this treat a little early. I’ll be presenting a “Workshop wow” to the demonstrators at the regional event, and promise to share those techniques (and pictures) here on the blog next week … stay tuned.
Today’s video tutorial on how to create a super cool diamond background technique using a paper crimper (101618) and the Stampin’ Up Autumn Days (115452) Stamp Set. Prepare to be wowed! The card was designed by my friend Lee Conrey, thanks for the beautiful inspiration Lee!
Stampin’ Up Diamond Crimped Background Video Tutorial from Tami White. For exclusive videos, join my online stamp club. Click here for more info >
STAMPIN’ UP! SUPPLY LIST
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115452 |
Autumn Days Stamp set |
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101650 |
Very Vanilla Card Stock |
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115318 |
Soft Suede Card Stock |
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115657 |
Soft Suede Ink Pad |
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101618 |
Crimper |
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109064 |
Basic Gray Taffeta Ribbon |
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102787 |
Grid Paper |
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104834 |
Stampin’ Around Wheel Guide |
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102300 |
Bone Folder |
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104430 |
Stampin’ Dimensionals |
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104322 |
SNAIL Adhesive |
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103683 |
Mini Glue Dots |
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103579 |
Paper snips |
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104152 |
Paper Cutter |
6 Responses to “VIDEO TUTORIAL: Diamond crimped backgrounds”
By Linda S. on Oct 16, 2009
Oh my gosh! I saw a similar card and was driving myself crazy trying to figure it out. Your tutorial rocks! Thanks for a wonderful idea!
By jenny on Oct 17, 2009
HI Tami,
WOW! That is so very cool! I love my crimper but don’t use it as much as I would like to. Thank you so much!
Your website is now bookmarked - Very talented lady!!!
By CathyRose on Oct 25, 2009
Wow, Tami! I love this technique and your video makes it so easy to do it. I posted my card on my blog and linked to your blog for my readers to share in this great tutorial. Thank you so much!
By Samantha Klinert on Oct 29, 2009
Oh how beautiful! I just love that stamp set…I can see this also being a Christmas card w/a switch of the colors. Thanks for sharing!
By Lynn L on Oct 31, 2009
Wow, I never thought the background would be so easy. Lovely card.
By Lisa on Oct 31, 2009
This card is gorgeous. Your video is easy to follow.