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Owl Whimsy DigiStamps Challenge #2!

Challenge #2! Use any Betty DigiStamp, which you can get from http://www.owlwhimsy.com in any project. Post it here or on the DT blog at http://owlwhimsydt.blogspot.com/. You can get a FREE Betty DigiStamp for one week on the website!:)

The winner will receive the new Asian Flair set FREE!

Show us what you got!:)

Steph

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Permalink Reply by Stephanie Sullins on June 3, 2009 at 11:03pm

Ooops! My blog address up there is wrong! I hate typos! LOL http://owlwhimsy.blogspot.com is the correct address! Sorry about that!

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Permalink Reply by Graceful Grammar on June 6, 2009 at 9:42am

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Permalink Reply by Stephanie Sullins on June 8, 2009 at 10:53am

NEW Challenge this week is a free-for-all meaning you can use any sketch! Next week we will start using sketches!:)

Steph

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Permalink Reply by Micki on June 12, 2009 at 3:05pm

What's the deadline to post? I'm so swamped but want to play :-)

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Permalink Reply by Barbara Staradumsky on June 12, 2009 at 8:00pm

I have a question, does digi stamps bleed if you use copics? Say I printed one out on my paper and used a yellow copic? Would the printer ink make it bleed?
Or do I need to use watercolor pencils?

Thanks!
Barb.

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Permalink Reply by Micki on June 12, 2009 at 9:34pm

Hi Barb,

I you print it out with your Inkjet printer onto cardstock, you will want to use your heat gun to help speed the printer ink to dry. We have a laser printer, so I don't have to wait. (Inkjets spray the ink on, thus the need to let it dry; lasers burn it on) I never have that problem as far as waiting for ink to dry because I generally print it out (even on my inkjet) and put aside, so that I have images ready when I get the time.

Other than that, just make sure you use a very smooth cardstock and I use the manual feed on my printers. I also change the printer properties to 'cardstock' or 'thicker paper' for the type of paper.