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Triple Time Stamping – The Way We Were … Around the World on Wednesday

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Triple Time Stamping is an oldie but a goodie, one of the very first stamping techniques I learned when I first started exploring this wonderful craft … let’s explore Triple Time Stamping, then and now.

Triple Time Stamping …

Back when I started using rubber stamps to create cards, I joined an “online forum”, the equivalent of social media pre Facebook days. Yep, it was a while ago. Stamp Happy was a great source of inspiration and learning, with crafters generously sharing their knowledge. One of the first techniques I learned was Triple Time Stamping. It’s a simple stamping and layering technique, using either line art stamps or solid stamps.

Simply Zinnia Bundle …

I have used the Simply Zinnia Bundle to create a card as per the original technique, hand trimmed layers, all very geometric, usually centred on the card front. As these are line art images, I coloured them with Stampin’ Blends. The images are stamped onto white card, but I coloured in between the flowers with a Crumb Cake Stampin’ Blend to create a vintage feel.

MATERIALS

Line Art Stamps (flowers and leaves work well) / White and Black or dark coloured cardstock / Memento Tuxedo Black Ink / Stampin’ Blends for colouring / Sentiment stamp and a die to suit
*For a full list of supplies I used, click on the first image or scroll on down to the bottom of this blog post.*

Triple Time Stamping with Simply Zinnia Bundle

Zinnia 3D Embossing Folder …

While looking at ways to add a modern feel to this favourite technique using all the newfangled tools at our fingertips, I wondered if I could add some texture to the layers with an embossing folder. I used the Zinnia 3d Embossing folder and the same layers as previously, but instead of stamping images, I popped all three pieces of white card layered up together into the embossing folder and ran through the Stampin’ Cut’n’Emboss Machine. It was a tight squeeze to get it through (being 3 layers of card), but I did it. Brayering the embossed layers add the outline and then colour is added with Stampin Blends.

MATERIALS

3D Embossing Folder / White and Black or dark coloured cardstock / Memento Tuxedo Black Ink / Stampin’ Blends for colouring / Sentiment stamp and co-ordinating dies

Triple Time Stamping with Zinnia 3d Embossing Folder

Deckled Rectangle Dies …

Here is a modern take on that technique using dies and the Simply Zinnnia bundle.

MATERIALS

Line Art Stamps (flowers and leaves work well) / Rectangle and Circle dies / White and Black cardstock / Memento Tuxedo Black Ink / Stampin’ Blends for colouring / Sentiment stamp / Baker’s Twine
*For a full list of supplies I used, click on the first image or scroll on down to the bottom of this blog post.*

Triple Stamping Technique Simply Zinnia AWOW

Triple Time Stamping using Simply Zinnia Original Technique
Triple Time Stamping with 3d Embossing Folder
Triple time Stamping Simply Zinnia Bundle AWOW

This is the Around the World on Wednesday design team! I am very excited to see everyone’s projects this month.

Click through each team member’s blog for loads of inspiration ….

Next up we are are going to take a trip all the way across the ocean to Danielle Kassing’s blog in the Nederlands … that’s quite a hop … Danielle always creates something amazing. I am going to grab a cuppa and check out all the projects … always so fun to see how everyone has interpreted the challenge.

Jan Clothier – NZ
Rochelle Laird-Smith – AU
Cheryll Miller – AU
Danielle Kassing – NL
Aurélie Fabre – FR
Kelly Taranto – US
Tricia Butts – US
Theresa McEntee – US
Lori Willcox – CA


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6 Comments

  1. Oh yes! It was this technique, along with seeing a plain piece of paper turn into something amazing with an embossing folder, that really sold me on stamping as a hobby. Thanks for reminding me of it again. I used it last year by cutting out using deckled rectangles to create the three layers which was nice too. Great choice of set to do it with too. 🙂

  2. I have been thinking of this technique in the last couple of weeks and how I haven’t tried it lately. Well, you have inspired me to get onto it! Love both the cards. The Crumb Cake one is my favourite but I do like how you have mixed the shapes on your blue one. Great idea to emboss it.

    1. Hey there, thank you for your comment. Yes, I was much the same … it has been a long while since I have used this technique. Very much enjoyed it re-visiting it. The Embossed card was a little tricky to get all three layers through my die cutting machine, so I might try a different combination of plates next time so it is not so tough to pass through! xx

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