Easter
Chick Card
designer: Melinda Frewin
© 2007
Intended for personal use only. No mass reproduction allowed without written
consent from Decor Delights or Melinda Frewin.
Carving your own rubber stamps
is fun, fun, fun! I made this card after learning
how to soft block carve.
The chick and egg original
image designs are from the book "Rubber Stamp Carving" by Luann Udell.
The chick and egg seen here on my card are my actual stamps that I carved. If
you want to know how to carve the
little chick and egg, you will need to purchase the book and read the
instructions from Luann. See Luann's
artwork on her site www.luannudell.com/index.html
| SUPPLIES Book: Rubber Stamp Carving by Luann Udell  Soft Carving Bock: Speedycut from Speedball Carving Gouges: handle with 5 gouges from Speedball Cardstock: white Pigment ink: yellow, gold OR FOR PAINTERS yellow, gold acrylic paint, brayer, scruffy brush Other supplies: tracing paper, pencil Finished size: 4 1/2" x 5 3/4" CARVING CHICK, EGG: Follow instructions from Rubber Stamp Carving book. CARVING the word CHICK: Handwrite in capital letters the word "CHICK" on tracing paper. Turn the paper over and rub the word onto the carving block to transfer the pencil graphite. Carve around letters with small "V" gouge. CARD: Make card from cardstock. ink
card edges and a quick border with yellow ink. OPTIONAL: Carve a signature or name stamp with YOUR name, and stamp the back of the card.
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