Scrappy Boy Stamps - Digital Stamps

Hey Crafty Friends,

Today I'm sharing something that is brand new to Scrappy Boy Stamps. Did you know we now offer a small selection of digital images?

These images co ordinate perfectly with the Cute Girls stamp range. I love digi images as you can resize them, flip them and almost do anything to make it fit your needs. Today I'm sharing a clean and simple design using the Cute Girls Cooking image.


I decided to try my hand at some no line colouring. This is where the outline of the image is fainter than the black so you can have a slightly more realistic look. If you want to try this you can insert the image into a programme such as word and use the transparency option to reduce the outline colour.

Scrappy Boy digi stamps are perfect to try your hand at this technique. The outline is slightly thicker than some images so you have a better guide for your outline.

I've used the Cute Girls cooking range co ordinating Paper Pack die cut from the Stitched Rectangle Nested Dies

I can't wait to see what you all come up with using these cute digi stamps!

Until next time, happy crafting!

Jas

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Comments

  1. stampinwithanita17 September 2022 at 13:39

    This is so cute! I just bought the digi and thanks for the tip about no line coloring!

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