How to use Blending Brushes direct to Rubber

3 Card Ideas for Flowing Flowers Stampin' Up! set using Blending Brushes and ink pads.  by Patty Bennett

Handmade birthday card idea featuring Stampin' Up! Blending Brushes and the Flowing Flowers stamp set, video tutorial by Patty Bennett

 

Thank you for joining me live yesterday to see how to add ink direct to your rubber stamps with Blending Brushes!  I used the Flowing Flowers stamp set (one of my favorites from Stampin’ UP!) to create this colorful and simple handmade birthday card!

 

Pretty Flowers embossing folder for great backgrounds on handmade cards. #155428 www.PattyStamps.com

 

After stamping onto the Scalloped Contours die cut, I layered it on top of a Pale Papaya embossed piece of cardstock.  My favorite is the Pretty Flowers embossing folder, but any of the embossing folders we played with on the video would work… gosh, nearly ANY embossing folder would be great!

 

Handmade birthday card idea featuring Stampin' Up! Blending Brushes direct to rubber technique and the Flowing Flowers stamp set, video tutorial by Patty Bennett

 

My color combo for adding ink direct to rubber is: Melon Mambo, Mango Melody & Granny Apple Green.   I call these “Patty Colors”.  You can select any color combo that you prefer.  Dab your blending brush several times into your ink pad and pat and swirl it onto the rubber.  Mixing the colors is fine, too.  I dabbed the leaf portion of the stamp directly onto the ink pad, but you could also use Stampin’ Write Markers. 

 

Ink Color Combo for Handmade birthday card featuring Stampin' Up! Blending Brushes and the Flowing Flowers stamp set, video tutorial by Patty Bennett

 

Tip!  I wanted pretty sparkly ribbon on my card to go with the Iridescent Rhinestones, so I colored the White Glittered Organdy ribbon with the Granny Apple Green ink pad an my Blending Brush!

 

Crafting Tip: color your white ribbon using Stampin' UP! ink pads and Blending Brushes

 

Add Iridescent Rhinestones to the flower centers to finish off this beauty!

 

Handmade birthday card idea featuring Stampin' Up! Blending Brushes and the Flowing Flowers stamp set, video tutorial by Patty Bennett

When you watch the video, you’ll see that we tried the white embossing on the white background and it turned out so elegant!!

Handmade birthday card idea featuring Stampin' Up! Blending Brushes and the Flowing Flowers stamp set, and Pretty Flowers embossing folder.  video tutorial by Patty Bennett

 

Then I decided to make one more after the live… here is a horizontal version with the Pale Papaya Pretty Flowers embossing folder background: 

Handmade card idea featuring Stampin' Up! Blending Brushes and the Flowing Flowers stamp set, and Pretty Flowers embossing folder.  video tutorial by Patty Bennett

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21 thoughts on “How to use Blending Brushes direct to Rubber”

  1. Loved this. Very different way to color. Loved the Basic jewels, the colors and the organdy ribbon. I would not have thought to put those colors together, but they are beautiful.

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  2. Fantastic work. Those flowers really pop Patty. Love the stamp set you used with this technique. Off to watch your video…..

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