Today we’re heading outdoors—at least in spirit—as we explore easy watercoloring techniques using the Prairie Grass stamp set. 🌾
In this video tutorial, I’ll walk you through creating soft, blended backgrounds that capture the essence of nature, along with tips for adding depth and texture to your stamped images. Whether you’re crafting cards, scrapbooking memories, or working on another paper project, these techniques are simple, versatile, and so much fun!
📽️ Watch the full video below to see these techniques in action!CLICK HEREto watch the video.
💚 Thanks so much for stopping by today! I hope this tutorial inspires you to try these watercolor techniques with your own projects. I’d love to hear what you think—leave me a comment below and let me know if you give it a try.
Until next time, happy stamping and happy creating! 🌿
It feels so good to be back creating and sharing with you again—and today I’ve got two beautiful cards to show you, featuring the Sunflower 3-D Embossing Folder. I have to tell you, this folder is pure magic. My head is spinning with all the ideas and techniques I want to try using it—seriously, it’s a creative goldmine!
For both of today’s cards, I started with one of my favorite and super simple techniques: inking directly onto the embossing folder. Yep, you heard that right! I tapped my Misty Moonlight ink pad directly onto the side of the folder where the image is concave. Once your paper is inside and you run it through the Stampin’ Cut & Emboss Machine, the ink hugs all the right places and leaves you with the most amazing textured print. And that’s just the beginning!
My first card design takes that embossed and inked background and cuts it into three panels (from a 5″ x 3 3/4″ piece). I mounted the panels onto a Misty Moonlight mat cut to 5 1/4″ x 4″, creating a striking visual with just a bit of white space between the strips. Then, to add a touch of softness and extra texture, I tied a simple bow with linen ribbon. The greeting? It’s from the Full of Charm Paper Pumpkin Kit—a great reminder of why I love and keep subscribing to Paper Pumpkin each month. Those exclusive stamp sets are treasures I reach for again and again!
Now, the second card… is what happens when you stamp with a friend and she has colorful ideas!! Wow, and does it pop with color! After embossing the image, I used a sponge dauber to lightly apply Crushed Curry over the sunflower petals. Then I went a bit bolder, deepening the flower centers with more intense color. To really bring out the detail, I used a flat paintbrush to tap on a bit of Pecan Pie ink—and the result is absolutely gorgeous! I framed this beauty using the Textured Notes Dies (just trim your embossed panel slightly smaller than the frame), then mounted it to a Misty Moonlight card base.
To finish it off, I used one of my go-to greetings from The Right Words stamp set—perfect sentiments for just about any occasion. I die-cut it using the Stylish Shapes Dies, which always seem to give my cards that polished look.
These two cards are just a peek at what’s possible with this Sunflower 3-D folder—and trust me, you’re going to want it in your collection. It’s a staple for any season and pairs beautifully with your favorite inks and techniques. So go ahead—treat yourself to a little creative joy!
And if you’re not already subscribed to Paper Pumpkin, now’s the perfect time to jump in. The stamps alone are worth it, and the kits offer fresh ideas every month. (Not to mention, they coordinate beautifully with products you already love.)
As always, I hope today’s projects spark a little inspiration in your heart. If you need any of the supplies mentioned—or have questions—I’m here to help. Happy stamping, friends!
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Have you tried the Emboss and Sand technique yet? Today I’m excited to walk you through this simple but stunning technique using products from the Floral Impressions Suite—specifically the Impressions Abloom Bundle and the Pressed Flowers 3D Embossing Folder. This card showcases the kind of beautiful texture and detail you can achieve when you pair the right tools with the gorgeous Two-Tone cardstock—currently on sale!
For this project, I used the Bubble Bath Two-Tone Cardstock from the Meant to Be Two-Tone cardstock pack. I chose the darker side of the cardstock to run through the Stampin’ Cut & Emboss Machine with the Pressed Flowers folder. This particular folder is packed with delicate detail, and when paired with Two-Tone cardstock, the results are instantly elevated. Once embossed, I gently sanded the raised areas using a sanding block—though a piece of fine-grit sandpaper would work just as well. The sanding reveals the white inner core of the cardstock, creating a beautiful contrast and allowing the embossed floral design to pop right off the page.
To give the card extra texture and softness, I wrapped the embossed piece with White and Smoky Slate Baker’s Twine. This adds just the right touch of dimension without taking away from the focal elements. I used the coordinating dies from the Impressions Abloom Bundle to cut out several flowers. Three of the smaller flowers were finished off with a tiny sparkle from the Strawberry Slush & Pretty in Pink Gems, tying the entire palette together beautifully.
For the sentiment, I stamped a heartfelt thank you from the Impressions Abloom Stamp Set, which is filled with warm, encouraging sayings and lovely floral accents. I then die-cut it using the Stylish Shapes Dies, which gave it that clean, polished look I love.
The finished card feels soft, dainty, and full of charm—perfect for sending a thoughtful thank-you to a friend or loved one. And while the card may look intricate, it’s really all about letting the tools and materials do the work for you. The Emboss and Sand technique truly shines when paired with the Two-Tone cardstock, and right now is the perfect time to stock up while it’s on sale.
If you’ve been curious about Two-Tone cardstock or looking for new ways to make your embossing folders stand out, give this technique a try. It’s a wonderful way to add texture, depth, and a custom finish to your handmade cards—and it’s easier than you might think. Let your creativity bloom!
Welcome to September, a month filled with the promise of autumn’s vibrant colors and creative inspiration. I’m thrilled to introduce you to the “Direct-to-Block Spritz” technique using our water-based ink dyes. In this blog post, I will guide you through the process of creating this technique. So, grab your supplies and let’s dive into this innovative and fun crafting journey!
Step 1: Prepare Your Workspace
Set up a clean and well-lit workspace, protecting it with a craft mat or disposable tablecloth to avoid any ink stains.
Step 2: Choose Your Colors
Select the water-based ink dyes that you’d like to use for your background. I used Cajun Craze, Pumpkin Pie, Crushed Curry and Old Olive with worked wonderfully for this project.
Step 3: Apply Ink to Acrylic Blocks
Tap your ink pad of each chosen ink color directly onto separate acrylic blocks… I use a Sponge Dauber or my finger to blend the sharp lines. Don’t overlap colors too much… this will make it muddy. This will serve as your ink palette.
Step 4: Spritz with Water
Lightly mist the ink colors with your Stampin’ Spritz to activate the pigments and create a watercolor effect.
Step 5: Create Your Background
Gently press the inked acrylic blocks onto your Basic White, Very Vanilla or Watercolor paper. Experiment with different angles and color combinations to achieve the desired look. Then rinse the block and repeat … you can use larger blocks as well.
Step 6: Let it Dry
Allow your background to air dry completely. This might take some time, so patient. You can use a heat tool to speed up the drying process if you’re in a hurry.
Now I’m going to die-cut leaves from our upcoming Autumn Leaves dies, and used the Stripes & Splatter Embossing Folder to add texture to this card as well (you must run it through twice to emboss the entire piece) but you can use the “Timber” embossing folder that is currently available if you don’t have the stripes. I love the simple & clean look of this card.
With the Direct-to-Block Spritz technique and our water-based ink pads, the possibilities for creativity are endless. Whether you’re crafting a stunning background or using the design to enhance your projects, this technique is a fantastic way to welcome the autumn season with a burst of color and style.
I hope this blog post has inspired you to experiment with this technique and explore new horizons in your crafting journey.
Today, I’m excited to share a new video tutorial featuring the versatile “In the Grove” stamp set. This set offers endless possibilities for creating beautiful, dynamic cards that are perfect for any occasion. In our latest video, I walk you step-by-step through different techniques that will enhance your stamped images and bring your creative visions to life.
Our first card showcases the stunning tree stamps from the “In the Grove” set. We start by stamping the tree image onto cardstock. Then, without reinking the stamp, we stamp again, creating a layered effect. This technique, known as second-generation stamping, adds dimension and depth to your cards, allowing you to achieve two different colors from a single ink application. The result is a rich, textured look that brings the trees to life.
Next, we shine the spotlight on the Thoughtful Journey patterned paper. This card features a unique stippling technique that adds a snowy touch to your scenes. By using white craft ink and an old Blender pen, we highlight snowy areas, creating a beautiful wintery effect. We then use a simple marker to darken certain areas, adding contrast and making the image pop. This technique is perfect for creating bright, bold designs that capture the grandeur of the mountains.
Both of these cards are incredibly versatile and can be tailored to suit any occasion, whether it’s a birthday, anniversary, retirement, or graduation. I hope these techniques inspire you to try your hand at creating with the “In the Grove” stamp set or add it to your shopping cart.
Don’t forget, July is Bonus Days! For every $50 you spend, you’ll receive a $5 coupon to use in August. This is the perfect time to stock up on your favorite Stampin’ Up! products and earn some extra savings.
As new trends emerge in the world of crafting, it’s inevitable that we must bid farewell to some beloved classics. Today, I’m going to reminisce about one such gem: the Pansy Patch Stamp Set, and share several cards with you. With its elegant floral appeal and versatile design, this stamp set has been a staple in the repertoire of cardmakers and crafters alike.
For many, the Pansy Patch Stamp Set has been more than just a collection of stamps; it’s been a source of inspiration and creativity. Whether adorning handmade cards, embellishing gift tags, or adding a touch of charm to scrapbook pages, the possibilities with this set have been endless.
One of the standout features of the Pansy Patch Stamp Set is its versatility. You can choose to layer the stamps to create stunning floral arrangements, each petal coming to life with every inked impression. Alternatively, you could opt to use the coordinating dies to cut out intricate pansy shapes, adding dimension and depth to your creations. The beauty of this set was that it allows for endless experimentation and exploration, inviting you to let your creativity run wild.
One of the things that make the Pansy Patch Stamp Set truly special is its ability to effortlessly elevate any project. With a range of beautiful sentiments included, it becomes effortless to convey heartfelt messages and well wishes. From birthdays to weddings, sympathy cards to thank-you notes, the Pansy Patch Stamp Set has been there to help us express ourselves in style.
But as all good things must come to an end, so too must the reign of the Pansy Patch Stamp Set. With its retirement on the horizon, now is the time to pay tribute to this timeless classic and celebrate the joy it has brought to so many. The Pansy Patch Stamp Set has been a true workhorse in my stamping stash.
Ok … I have one more for you, and my favorite!!
I have created a video for you from a past Facebook LIVE (CLICK HERE TO WATCH) so you can see step by step how I created these beautiful flowers and so you can recreate this too…. They almost look real don’t they?
Isn’t that cool … I am in love with this technique! I loved it when I made pansies from the butterfly punch but these are so much more realistic!! It creates so much texture and depth when you “scrunch” your petals.
Those little white specs you see are actually the “shimmer” paper making a statement! It really is so pretty and you can do these in any color you’d like! Here is my inspiration to create these amazing pansies ….
Now because shimmer paper has since retired, I use the regular Basic White or you may also use the Thick White cardstock.
Did you enjoy the parade of cards today? I hope it truly showcases this stamp set and coordinating dies versatility. So, if you haven’t already, now is the perfect time to snag your own Pansy Patch Stamp Set before it’s gone for good. I’m sure these will become cherished staples in your creative arsenal. Don’t miss your chance to add a touch of elegance and charm to your handmade cards and gifts with the Pansy Patch Stamp Set. Get yours today and let your creativity blossom!
Thanks for stopping by today!
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Are you ready to elevate your cardmaking game and infuse a touch of whimsy into your projects? Today I’m taking a “mash up” of great products to create this cute card. Showcasing the “Faux Shutter / Fractured” Technique. Using Just Kidding Designer Paper, Perennial Postage Dies, and Layering Leaves stamp set!
Isn’t she adorable!? I fussy cut our little girl (making a card-lol) and used her as my focal point. You begin with a 4″ x 5 1/4″ sheet of designer paper, a square, and 4 – 1/4″ strips to create the shutter or fracture (This technique I found under both names).
Take a look at a prior video I made to see step by step how easy this is to create ….
For today’s card …
Just Kidding Designer Paper: This playful paper collection features an array of vibrant patterns and whimsical designs, perfect for adding personality to your projects.
Perennial Postage Dies: These versatile dies allow you to create postage stamp-inspired shapes with ease, adding a charming touch to your card designs.
Layering Leaves stamp set: Embrace the beauty of nature with this stamp set, also featuring a coordinating leaf punch, that add elegance and texture to your creations… however, most of you know that I purchased this for it’s beautiful sentiments and lovely font! I use these on any design, any season!
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Thank you for joining me this Monday, I hope you have a great week!!
Welcome to September, a month filled with the promise of autumn’s vibrant colors and creative inspiration. To kickstart this exciting month, I’m thrilled to introduce you to the “Direct-to-Block Spritz” technique using our water-based ink dyes. In this blog post, I will guide you through the process of creating two distinct looks with the same technique. So, grab your supplies and let’s dive into this innovative and fun crafting journey!
Step 1: Prepare Your Workspace
Set up a clean and well-lit workspace, protecting it with a craft mat or disposable tablecloth to avoid any ink stains.
Step 2: Choose Your Colors
Select the water-based ink dyes that you’d like to use for your background. I used Cajun Craze, Pumpkin Pie, Crushed Curry and Old Olive with worked wonderfully for this project.
Step 3: Apply Ink to Acrylic Blocks
Tap your ink pad of each chosen ink color directly onto separate acrylic blocks… I use a Sponge Dauber or my finger to blend the sharp lines. Don’t overlap colors too much… this will make it muddy. This will serve as your ink palette.
Step 4: Spritz with Water
Lightly mist the ink colors with your Stampin’ Spritz to activate the pigments and create a watercolor effect.
Step 5: Create Your Background
Gently press the inked acrylic blocks onto your Basic White, Very Vanilla or Watercolor paper. Experiment with different angles and color combinations to achieve the desired look.
Step 6: Let it Dry
Allow your background to air dry completely. This might take some time, so be patient. You can use a heat tool to speed up the drying process if you’re in a hurry.
Now we are ready to create our cards: The first card will showcase the mesmerizing background effect achieved using the Direct-to-Block technique. I added a stamped image to incorporate some additional design which comes from our Nature’s Prints stamp set (I also used this stamp set on yesterday’s card). This highlights our beautiful technique.
To create some extra dimension, I stamped the Old Olive background of my card base with the spatter stamp in the same set, and added texture by embossing the “Spatter” from the Stripes & Spatter Embossing Folder.
The second card will take the design a step further by using it to die-cut leaves from our upcoming Autumn Leaves Bundle, set to launch in our mini catalog on September 6th. I used the Stripes & Splatter Embossing Folder to add texture to this card as well (you must run it through twice to emboss the entire piece). I love the simple & clean look of this card.
With the Direct-to-Block Spritz technique and our water-based ink pads, the possibilities for creativity are endless. Whether you’re crafting a stunning background or using the design to enhance your projects, this technique is a fantastic way to welcome the autumn season with a burst of color and style.
Don’t forget to mark your calendars for September 6th when our Autumn Leaves Bundle becomes available in our mini catalog. I hope this blog post has inspired you to experiment with this technique and explore new horizons in your crafting journey.
Thanks for checking out today’s post. Happy September 1st!!
Today I have an enchanting combination of water-based ink pads, masking, and blending techniques to help you brew up some spooktacular Halloween fun!
Let’s dive into the enchanting world of water-based ink for the masking technique using our blending brushes to create a mesmerizing background. We’re creating a Halloween card using the Tricks and Treats bundle from our new Holiday Mini Catalog. Sit back and watch while I stir things up ….
Let’s talk about the fabulous water-based ink pads. These little magic makers are perfect for your Halloween crafting escapades. They are easy to use, vibrant, and blend like a witch’s brew!
Blending is like the magic spell that ties everything together and gives your card that “wow” factor. And speaking of “wow” … let’s see those Glow in the Dark Bats & Ghosts.
Now that you’ve unleashed your inner Halloween crafting wizard, you might be wondering why you should bother with masking and the blending brushes… There’s something therapeutic about this technique, it’s like creating your very own therapy session. And you can totally change up the theme.
As promised in the video, I went from a spooktacular Halloween card to a stunning card sending hugs ….
The spooky background with a full moon was transformed into a warm background and heartfelt feelings that can be sent to a friend to show you care. Instead of bats and ghosts, I stamped some pretty foliage from the Natures Prints stamp set.
A slight change to a White mat and a Gorgeous Grape card base can help and soften that transformation.
So, there you have it – a bewitching blend of Stampin’ Up! water-based ink pads, masking, and blending techniques to brew up some Halloween magic or a total transformation. Remember, crafting is all about having fun.
Now, go forth, my friends, and create cards that are spooktacular… or sensational! Thanks for hanging out with me.
Today, we’re diving into the wonderful world of water-based ink and a technique that’s as fun as it is beautiful: the Dragging technique. We’ll be using the Gorgeous Garden dies to cut out our inked creations & add a touch of elegance. Get ready for some crafty goodness we explore the ease and creativity of this technique!
The dragging technique is a simple yet versatile method that involves dragging your water-based ink across the surface of your cardstock for a stunning effect. You can use a straight drag motion as shown above, or you can put your creative juices into it and drag is several different directions.
Once your inked background is dry, it’s time to break out the Gorgeous Garden dies. Carefully align them over your masterpiece and run them through your die-cutting machine. Voilà! You’ve just turned your inked creation into a work of art.
Next you’ll want to create that layered look by simply gluing your Gorgeous Garden die cut onto a piece of Old Olive cardstock … Let Dry and trim down to 5″ x 3-3/4″. Layer with a Basic Black mat measuring 5-1/4″ x 4″. Using dimensionals, attach to Old Olive cardbase.
Let’s not forget the greeting! Use the Layer Leaves stamp set to stamp a heartfelt message, and then use the Stylish Shapes dies to give it shape. Time to use up the left over Threaded Twine that we used on our last card … It’s like giving your project a little bowtie – classy and fun!
The twine also reflects the “natural look” that blends well with the leaves, and adds so much texture and dimension to your card. Pop this up with our Stampin’ Dimensionals. Don’t forget to embellish … I used the Classic Matte Dots in Black to pull out the color of my mat. Clever!
Crafting should always be an adventure, and the dragging technique with water-based ink proves just that. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or a newbie in the crafting world, this technique offers endless possibilities for creativity. So, grab your supplies, unleash your inner artist, and let your imagination run wild with water-based ink and the Gorgeous Garden dies.
Thank you for hanging out with me today … have fun!
Are you ready to embark on a journey filled with creativity, laughter, and the delightful company of fellow craft enthusiasts? Look no further! My Stampin’ Card Club is here, and I’m kicking off an exciting new season this September!
Who am I : A Stampin’ Up! Demonstrator (23 years) and cardmaking aficionados with a passion for sharing the art of creating beautiful, handcrafted cards. My mission? To take your cardmaking skills to the next level while having an absolute blast and building friendships along the way.
Who Should Join: My clubs are open to all individuals who are passionate about cardmaking and are looking for a bit of “me-time” sprinkled with creativity and camaraderie.
What to Expect: 🎨 Creative Adventures: Get ready to dive into the colorful world of cardmaking, where the possibilities are as endless as your imagination. We’ll explore new techniques, experiment with fun folds, and unravel the mysteries of stamping together.
Membership Benefits: You’ll receive HOST Benefits for one of the months during our Club time. 💌 Exclusive access to cardmaking workshops and tutorials on our Private Facebook Page 🎁 Free Annual and Mini Catalogs. 🍰 Delicious homemade snacks and refreshments at each meeting.
When and Where: 🗓️ Start Date: Thursday September 14th, 2023 ⏰ Times: I have a Coffee & Cards session at 9:30 am / and an Evening Stamp Session at 6:30 pm. / Choose which works best for you. 🏠 Location: My Stampin’ Studio, Address and a welcome note will be emailed to you when you sign up.
How to Join: Simply reply to this post in the comments below or email me at; lindaluvs2stamp@aol.com, and I’ll save you a seat at our first meeting! Don’t forget to bring your favorites adhesive and an eagerness favorite to learn and have fun.
Feel free to reach out if you have any questions or need further details. I can’t wait to welcome you into our crafty family.
I’m excited to share the cards from my Facebook LIVE last night and the bonus card I promised. You’ll see simple / fun techniques that will enhance the Gorgeous Garden Dies and take your cards to the next level. Layering, Sponging and Blending Brushes Oh My!
Let’s watch the video first and then I’ll highlight the cards ….
So what do you think? So pretty … right!! Let’s start with my first card. Layers of color on color, or should I say white. The Basic White card base is 8-1/2″ x 5-1/2″ then scored and folded at 4-1/4″. Each of the white die cut pieces are 4-1/8″ x 5-7/8″ … be sure to center your die before cutting so they line up nicely.
I will share details on the pink card tomorrow ….
Our next card has an Basic Black 8-1/2″ x 5-1/2″ then scored and folded at 4-1/4″. Then you will need one Basic Black and one Basic White piece cut at 4-1/8″ x 5-7/8″. The black piece is die cut and the white piece will be colored with Daffodil Delight, Pumpkin Pie, Old Olive, Cajun Craze and Cherry Cobbler and the use of Blending Brushes.
Ok … now we are going to use up the items we had left for the Facebook LIVE. Please note that we will be using the same dimensions on this card as we did on the last, and then I’ll let you in on a few changes.
Let’s begin with the white piece we colored with the blending brushes … this is the piece we will die cut. Then attach it to the Basic Black piece of cardstock using your glue as shown in the video.
NOW … we are going to trim or die cut piece down to 5″ x 3-3/4″. You can use your paper cutter or a guillotine cutter that works great. Once trimmed down, layer the card front onto a piece of 5-1/4″ x 4″ Old Olive cardstock, then layer onto your Basic Black cardbase.
We’ll mount our greeting onto a piece of vellum cardstock and pop it up using Stampin’ Dimensionals, and then embellish it with the In-Color gems. As I stated in the video, you can use some of the left over colored paper for the inside of your.
I’m not sure which one I prefer … the black die cut layered over the color or the colored die cut layered over the black. Either way they both look cool and I love they layered white … it’s so delicate and subtle.
Have you ever wondered “how they did that”? Today’s video shows you how to Create Stunning Watercolor Pansies!! Sometimes it’s a good teacher to look back at some of the things we’ve done in the past. I am so excited these did not retire and are still in the catalog for us to create with. I have combined an old technique with our new Pansy Petals and the results are stunning!
I have created a video for you from my Facebook LIVE last night so you can watch step by step how easy it is to create these beautiful flowers …. They almost look real don’t they?
Isn’t that cool … I am in love with this technique! In the past I made pansies from the butterfly punch but this is more realistic!! It creates so much texture and depth when you “scrunch” your petals.
Those little white specs you see are actually the “shimmer” paper making a statement… now we have our Wink of Stella if you like that bling! It really is so pretty and you can do these in any color you’d like! Here is what I whipped up quickly last night after my LIVE demo ….
Not bad for a 2 minute card!! You can use any designer paper for your background and just added the flowers and my greeting … simple!
Thanks for joining me today! Hope your day is an awesome one ~
TODAY’S STAMPIN’ SUPPLY LIST … If you liked the products used in today’s projects, I have links for you below. Some maybe substitutes for original product used. Just click on the item you would like more information on, or to begin your shopping. It will take you directly to my website. Thank you ♥
Today I have several cards to share with you today … I have some quick & simple pansy cards that highlight Pansy Petal Stamp Set & Dies …
This card shows how easy it was to use the layering of the pansy images to create pretty hand stamped pansies ….
Many of you have used Two-Step stamp sets, and the Pansy stamps are no different. They are designed to layer color to create a beautiful flower. CLICK HERE to view the entire post.
If you like texture on your flower, then you’ll love the layered die cuts to create you pansy …
The dies not only cut but they emboss as well … amazing!! The layering of the die cuts gives you some fun texture on your cards, but that didn’t stop me from embossing the background with the “Painted Texture” embossing folder! I also added the cute little Elegant Faceted Gems to draw your eye around the card.
I have fallen in love with this bundle, join me as I share a video of the watercoloring technique demonstrating how to create this amazing pansy ….
The Pansies are on the discontinued list … if you have them or not, I hope I inspired you and brightened your day with this pretty flowers.
Thanks so much for hanging out with me today.
I hope your day is a beautiful one!!
TODAY’S STAMPIN’ SUPPLY LIST … If you liked the products used in today’s projects, I have links for you below. Just click on the item you would like more information on, or to begin your shopping. It will take you directly to my website. Thank you ♥
I’d like to wish all of you a very Happy Easter, and hope you are with family and / or friends on this beautiful day.
I am re-sharing one of the Easter Cards that I made earlier … please know that you can use this technique with any shape, I just love how this one turned out.
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