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Old 12-29-2005, 11:33 AM   #1  
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around the edges of both pieces of whisper white, there is an inking... how do you do that?:confused:
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Old 12-29-2005, 11:38 AM   #2  
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It looks like sponging... dab the sponge on your inkpad then brush it against the edge of your cs.
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That looks like DTP (direct to paper). You simply take your inkpad and drag it on the edges of the cardstock. Wallah! cool effect
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That looks like DTP (direct to paper). You simply take your inkpad and drag it on the edges of the cardstock. Wallah! cool effect

I wondered if that's what it was... just haven't tried it and was afraid it would be too heavily inked if I tried this way.

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Keri (sereikastamper) is really sweet, I'm sure if you PMd her, she'd tell you what she did.

It does look like DTP though.
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keri is always using dtp.. she actually gave me the courage to use it the first time in a card i was case-ing.
now when a card looks bare, i always do dtp.
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