Need Directions for Rock and Roll Stamping

[LoriDreamsStampin]

Hello....I've seen several cards using the Looks Like Spring Flower mentioning the use of the Rock and Roll technique. Could someone give me directions on how this is done. My sense of this technique is to place the stamp on the paper from one edge and the rolling it around until you get back to the start. My fear is that I overlap and get off center of the starting point. Thanks a bunch!

[2_canuckstamper]

If you go to the resources section of the website, there is a detailed tutorial on how to do this. They are in alphabtic order so scroll down a little. Hope that helps!!

[LoriDreamsStampin]

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Originally Posted by 2_canuckstamper

If you go to the resources section of the website, there is a detailed tutorial on how to do this. They are in alphabtic order so scroll down a little. Hope that helps!!

Sorry to be so dense, but I put the threads in alphabetical order and went to the "R's" and didn't find anything labelled "Rock and Roll Technique". Am I using the correct stampin' lingo?

[webseitler]

Here you go: Tutorials at Splitcoaststampers

[LoriDreamsStampin]

oh my gosh....I was putting the full word 'and' in the search. Also, this is easier than taking your darker colored marker and and touching the edges of the stamp. After inking the stamp, I was thinking there was a rock 'n roll technique to the paper. Thanks so much for everyone's help with my inquiry.

[blblood]

Help, can anyone tell me how to use the Pearl Ex mixed in hair spray? How much of each? Thanks in advance.
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[webseitler]

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Originally Posted by blblood

Help, can anyone tell me how to use the Pearl Ex mixed in hair spray? How much of each? Thanks in advance.
blblood

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You might want to start a new thread about this... I don't know the answer.

[webseitler]

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Originally Posted by LoriDreamsStampin

oh my gosh....I was putting the full word 'and' in the search. Also, this is easier than taking your darker colored marker and and touching the edges of the stamp. After inking the stamp, I was thinking there was a rock 'n roll technique to the paper. Thanks so much for everyone's help with my inquiry.

Sometimes you can get interesting results by using markers for this technique! Markers can go where ink pads can't.

[2_canuckstamper]

I know that there is already an answer for this but for futre knowledge, if yuo go to the top of your page on the right hand side, it says home, gallery, forums, resouces, etc. If you click on the resources, it will take you to a whole lot of WONDERFUL technique tutorials. Just don't want you to miss any of this great site!!