Multi-Layered Stamping Method

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After Marianne asked me a question about a multiple layer stamp I was using I thought I would share with you a fantastic technique that practically insures you will line up the layers great every time.

This is a Catherine Pooler video from her blog. It’s also on YouTube but this link will be easier to use. Scroll down until you see the video that says, “layered Fall leaves and Roses - Multi-stamp Stamping”.

Warning: Her voice (at least to me) can be a bit aggravating. But if you’re interested in multi-layered stamps, this video is for you. Keep in mind it only works if you have the accompanying dies and a stamping platform. I look at my rarely used muti-layer stamps quite differently now with confidence.

https://catherinepooler.com/2018/08/16/ ... ase-day-2/
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LOL I try to watch some of her videos, but they can be long, such as product demos, and too wordy and giggly. I may try to watch this one.
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pat-czap wrote:LOL I try to watch some of her videos, but they can be long, such as product demos, and too wordy and giggly. I may try to watch this one.
Turn the volume down until she says something you want to hear. I do that to lots of people like that.

Thanks for posting about the videos, Farley, I don't have matching dies and stamps but will watch it when we get back to the Land of Unlimited Internet.
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Boom, is right! Now I can use those Altenew flower stamps I have. Now to get all the inks, love her colors!
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Debbie J wrote:Boom, is right! Now I can use those Altenew flower stamps I have. Now to get all the inks, love her colors!

It’s one of those smack-me moments...why didn’t I thing of that. Yes, those Altenew stamps are ideal for this method as are really any stamp and die sets. Even the sets that I’ve snipped apart can still do the job.

I am really enjoying her inks and realize that I now want the reinkers along with some new colors.
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mpizzazz wrote:
Turn the volume down until she says something you want to hear. I do that to lots of people like that.

This is how I watch all crafting videos.
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I watched the video. One of those things you'd say...why didn't't I think of that? Thanks for the link Farley. I like it better when Catherine does the video on her own.
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Just when I had decided to give the Altenew stamps away! Now I have to order dies so I can keep them. :lol:

That's my excuse and I'm sticking to it. ;)
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pbp908 wrote:Just when I had decided to give the Altenew stamps away! Now I have to order dies so I can keep them. :lol:

That's my excuse and I'm sticking to it. ;)
I wasn't about to get rid of anything, but I am on the verge of ordering some Catherine Pooler inks, dies and stamps. I'm waiting to see what the Stamp of Approval box is this month and I'll either get that (if I act quick enough) or I'll order the other things separately. Farley is such an enabler! :D
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I knew there had to be a way to more easily line up the layers!

Thanks for posting this!
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I've been watching for you to post this link Farley (since you mentioned it in the thread I read an hour ago, LOL) and I'll be sure to watch the video when I've got time, maybe this weekend. It seems I also have some underused Altenew stamps and dies.
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It works beautifully! Even with sets of dies that aren’t attached to each other. I used the template and taped my dies onto it. Since my stamped images were all the same, I just used the template (with my dies) over and over.
Thanks again Farley.
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I keep putting off getting one of those positioner things but will need to make sure I get one. Troublemaker :lol: :lol: :lol:
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pamcook wrote:It works beautifully! Even with sets of dies that aren’t attached to each other. I used the template and taped my dies onto it. Since my stamped images were all the same, I just used the template (with my dies) over and over.
Thanks again Farley.


Exactly! I have a number of matching dies for that type of stamping that are unattached. Just make your own template, positioning the dies in a convenient way. I keep the template in with the stamp/die set. Easy to use over and over.
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