This week on my Facebook live video, I showed the technique of stamping on the DSP. First off, what is DSP? Stampin Up! calls their printed/patterned paper Designer Series Paper which is a mouthful so we say DSP most of the time. When you stamp on DSP it's already coloured in for you! I like to choose a stamp with lots of open spaces - one I would normally colour in with our Blends etc. To take it a step further, you can then cut out the stamped image and adhere it to your card making it part of the rest of the stamped image. I did this for the girl's dress on the card where she's catching butterflies.
For the cars card, I stamped on the DSP then I also stamped on a piece of Basic White and cut out the card windows to adhere to the DSP car. I also used the Basic Black blends marker to colour in the tires. I thought the ribbon made a great road!
What do you think?
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