At the end of last year I agreed to show the Cards Unlimited cardmaking group I belong to how to use chipboard. But I needed to find out how to use it myself before my turn in September this year. Now I've done my research I think you might see a bit more of it on my Keryn's Cards blog.
There are a multitude of ways to cover chipboard and use it in your projects on the web. I've searched and narrowed it down to 16 that I think are the most usable.
There are a multitude of ways to cover chipboard and use it in your projects on the web. I've searched and narrowed it down to 16 that I think are the most usable.
- covered with pigment ink using a sponge dauber. 
- trace shape onto designer series paper, cut out, adhere and sand edges. Sponge with dye ink using a stampin' sponge or sponge dauber
- sponge with pigment ink, when dry stamp with a dye ink. 
- heat emboss using versamark and gold embossing powder and heat tool
- Two way glue covered with dazzling diamonds microfine glitter. 
- Image stamped in stazon ink and coloured with watercolour crayons. 
- covered with two way glue and covered with strips of 6mm grosgrain ribbon 
- sponged with pigment ink, when dry heat emboss image over the top. 
- placed face down over an inked background stamp 
- Brayer and rainbow ink pad 
- Use a sponge dauber to apply Stampin' Pastels using light colours first and then seal. 
- sponged with ‘Encore Metallic’ ink and heat set. 
- Stamped with a Stampin’ Around wheel and dye ink. 
- Photo applied the same way as the Designer Series Paper. 
- sponged with pigment ink then glue on microbeads using crystal effects..The chipboard I used is Stampin’ Up!® - On Board Essentials.
I'd love to see the projects you create using any chipboard techniques that you see here or find on the web. Leave me a comment so I can see your blog post or send me a picture by EMail.
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