Reverse Masking ..

Hi Stampers:

Today I will be  showing  you  How I made my  November Thank you notes  using the Reverse Masking Technique . Super easy and  a a really fun card to make ..

I  will be making the one using  Pretty in  pink # 101301 classic ink  with you in the  video today.

The other colors I  used  for my  Thank you notes are 

Lavender lace  # 101305

Bashful Blue #105209

and Certainly Celery # 105217

 along with the Pocket Silhouettes #111672  Stamp set

Whisper white Card stock #100730

for base is cut at 5 1/2" X 8 1/2 "

scored at 4 1/4"

Scrap piece of whisper  white  (appox. 4" x 4")  was used with the

1 3/4" circle punch #112004

I also use

chocolate chip classic ink #100908

Stamp-a-ma-jig #101049

 and  Stamping Sponges # 101610 ( 3 Full size sponges  in pack  cut in quarters)

2 way glue pen #100425

 and

Dazzling Diamonds  Glitter #102023

Have  a Stamp Happy Day!

 xo

Dawn

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Comments

[Lara]

Do you keep a sponge with each ink color or do you wash them out and use them with any color?

I love your website! Your projects are so inspiring. Thank you for all the time and effort you put into this.
Lara

[Karen from Ontario]

Dawn, I think you are so great to share all your ideas and resources. THANK YOU. I love your comment about everything is better with chocolate...I agree wholeheartedly!

[joyk]

Love these Dawn..........simple and sweet, and mailable with no extra postage!

[Lisa M.]

Thank you so much for this tutorial! I now finally have a quick and snazzy card that I can make! I whipped out a set of 4 thank you cards in 8 minutes tops! Fabulous!

[Leah T.]

Quick but lovley. Thank You so much for all the vidios you provide. It sure helps a new card maker like me.

"SHARING IS CARING"

[Jan]

Dawn,
These are soooo... cute. Thanks for sharing.

[Shala]

oooooooo, i like these very much! if you are making a lot of them, could you use re-inkers instead of an ink pad? or would the ink soak into the sponge too much?

[Nikki]

Tooo cute...soo elegant! Thanks for the wonderful tutorial! {SMILES}

[Jeani]

Thanks for the inspiration! I will give it a try.

[Becky (nawlinslady)]

Fabulous!

[Curt OBrien]

Dawn, just wanted to let you know how much I think of you! You are just a gem with all the work you put into posting these videos. I just finished a tutorial on my blog (my first real one) and it was a ton of work. I just admire you, and wanted you to know that! Love your work! Best, Curt

[Cheryl]

Dawn,
You are wonderful! I always look forward to your tutorials.....Thanks so much!

[Mary Anderson]

These cards are lovely Dawn.You always come up with such wonderful projects.

Mary

[Gabby]

Nicely done! Simple video, easy to follow for any skill-level crafter. I often use this technique. I also like to use it to make reverse borders. :)