Once the photo is on your hard drive, print it on 6x4 photo paper - 9 copies to a page. Now I have some software that came with my camera that allows me to do this easily. Unfortunately, you will have to work this bit out yourself using your software. Once you have worked this out though you can make awesome pots too using these instructions:
Use your pot on cards or scrapbooking pages. Here is another sample, scroll down to my previous post to see three others. Have a great day and thanks for looking.
Stamps: Pocket Silhouettes
Cardstock: Whisper White, Old Olive, Chocolate Chip
Ink: Basic Brown, Really Rust, Old Olive
Accessories: Stampin' Dimensionals, Chocolate Chip Marker, Sanding Block
Cardstock: Whisper White, Old Olive, Chocolate Chip
Ink: Basic Brown, Really Rust, Old Olive
Accessories: Stampin' Dimensionals, Chocolate Chip Marker, Sanding Block
10 comments:
How smart are you! Thanks for sharing this unique idea!
Your flower pots look wonderful! What a creative idea to start with a picture of a pot, and then 'liven it up' with some ink and pop-dots.
HOLY SMOKES!!! I honestly thought that you 'made' or 'bought' the pots! They look SO real!!! Amazing!
Thanks for the tutorial and the card share!!!
Thank you so much for sharing your technique... your cards are lovely too!
hmm..I thought I;d posted a comment somewhere..maybe it was on one of the forums...fantastic card..and oh so lovely pot..wish I could work out how to do it on my computer..TFS
What a great idea, and so simple to make.
Just love your Terracotta Pots. After a couple of trys, figured out how to print the photos and am now working on an even smaller version using a piece of photo paper 8.9 x 12.7cm per 9 prints. Shall send you a photo via email of a card I have done that I cased off one of yours.
Wow... you are awesome!!! I think I'll be here awhile tonight. *smile*
Brilliant! You're so creative!
These are amazing! I will have to try this sometime soon.
-Christel
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