Ballroom Dancers Stamp
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All Stamping Dragon Designz Stamps are created at 300 DPI and are approximately 1200 pixels at the longest end.
Photographs from the Community
![](http://www.pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://www.craftsuprint.com/card-making/digital-stamping/ladies/ballroom-dancers-stamp.cfm&media=https://s3.amazonaws.com/finished-cards/gwyneth-george/photo665803.jpg&description=Ballroom Dancers Stamp%20on%20Craftsuprint%20created%20by%20GWYNETH GEORGE%20-%20I printed this image out at smaller than the size provided onto 250gsm Super Smooth white cardstock. After cutting it out I went round the edges with a black ProMarker to disguise the cut edge. I also printed out butterflies cup534106_2013 onto the same cardstock, cut out three of different sized purple ones, added violet Wink of Stella Brush Pen to the body and clear to the wings. The base card is a 7" x 10" black card. I cut out the centre 3cm from the sides and 4 from the bottom - the cutout has made a second card. I then scored an A4 sheet of acetate using my Hougie Board and attached it in the card centre using ultra tacky, red backed, double sided tape. Every time I do any cutting out, either with my electronic cutting machines or using dies, I cut out some flowers, leaves, flourishes, etc., out of any unused area to maximise my use of cardstock. For decoration of this card I just raided my "box of cut bits" and had fun dotting an assortment of cut items all over the card around the dancing couple, putting the butterflies flying around as well.){kind=link}
I printed this image out at smaller than the size provided onto 250gsm Super Smooth white cardstock. After cutting it out I went round the edges with a black ProMarker to disguise the cut edge.
I also printed out butterflies cup534106_2013 onto the same cardstock, cut out three of different sized purple ones, added violet Wink of Stella Brush Pen to the body and clear to the wings.
The base card is a 7" x 10" black card. I cut out the centre 3cm from the sides and 4 from the bottom - the cutout has made a second card.
I then scored an A4 sheet of acetate using my Hougie Board and attached it in the card centre using ultra tacky, red backed, double sided tape.
Every time I do any cutting out, either with my electronic cutting machines or using dies, I cut out some flowers, leaves, flourishes, etc., out of any unused area to maximise my use of cardstock.
For decoration of this card I just raided my "box of cut bits" and had fun dotting an assortment of cut items all over the card around the dancing couple, putting the butterflies flying around as well.
