Brayer Background Cards

  Hello from designer, Heidi.

 I have two cards to share today that both use an easy technique my friend taught me called Bouncing Brayer.  All you do is ink up your brayer (I used a kaleidocolor inkpad here, but any dye ink will work fine) and then you bounce in along your glossy cardstock until you like the way it looks.  

For backgrounds like this, I often like to stamp simply over top.  I chose some great stamps from the I Brake for Stamps line and stamped right over top using Archival ink.  I think they both turned out great!  I chose to make these both birthday cards as I completely depleted my supply by giving all mine to a local charity.  

Here are links to the stamps I used.  

By the Sea Rubber Sheet

Half Sheet 138B

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I Brake for Kibbles and Betts ....

Hello I Brake for Stamps Fans !!

Its Crystal here with a  card I made using the Kibbles and Betts stamp from the Humorous Senior line , I love this Senior line they make me chuckle and after all don't we want our cards to brighten someones day .. I made this a CAS card ( at least it is for me ..lol ) a simple hello card , the sentiment was cut from my Silhouette , the image was colored with copic markers .

My eye candy for the Postal people , stamp your envelope and make an entrance  first with the outside .....

Thanks for stopping in ,I hope this card has inspired you to get inky with some rubber stamps today , for this image and so many more visit the IBFS store  .

Crystal Lopez – Design Team member for IBFS