Dabber Technique(s)

[Deb Lovett]

Adirondack Acrylic Paint Dabbers (Ranger) are a fun way to play with paint! If you don't have any, you can still do this "resist" technique with watered-down acrylic paint and a foam brush or make-up wedge.

Dabber Resist Technique

-Clear emboss your image on colored cardstock.
-Rub your Paint Dabber over the embossed image.
-When dry, use a slightly damp cloth to remove ink which may have dried on the embossed image.

I'd love to see what you make!
(Heron from OnyxXpressions)

[cmcveigh]

How dramatic, Deb! Very nice.

~Cheryl

[Deb Lovett]

Thanks, Cheryl!

[TheAfricanQueen]

Wow! Another technique! COOL!

great card!

have to try, thank you!

[Deb Lovett]

Thanks, AQ and Susan.

Susan, Welcome to rubberstampchat. I'm glad you found us. Isn't it fun to have stamping friends around the world! (I belong to a group from another country too -- a Dutch ATC stamping group.) I also enjoyed visiting your blog. Thanks for writing in English, that way we who don't speak German can understand!

[TheAfricanQueen]

iGoogle is a terrific translator - better than most IMHO!

[Renee]

Another great technique from you, Deb. Another marvelous card, too. Can see that being used for a man's b-day, as it's not super-girly.

[Deb Lovett]

Thanks, Renee. I hope you will try the technique, and show us your art! (And of course, you are always welcome to join the RSC Technique ATC swap!)

[Deb Lovett]

I always like a challenge. Dabber Technique meets Rabbit Habbit.