Hi there. A couple releases back, I created some drop shadow postcards for Sweet Stamp Shop and I got a lot of questions about how I did it. I finally found the time to create a video to show off two ways of achieving this technique: using a scan n cut or using masking post its.

It’s a pretty simple technique but it creates a super cool effect. This time, I use it as a more subtle part of the card since I wanted the focus on the main stamp image and the sentiment. I looooove tequila so it was the perfect time for this.

Check out the video below for how I created it and also all the supplies I used to create these two cards.

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Items marked with an asterisk (*) were provided by a store or the manufacturer. All other items were personally purchased.

• *Sweet Stamp Shop – Tequila:
• Distress Inks: https://goo.gl/AVMirX
  • Peacock Feathers, Twisted Citron, Mowed Lawn  
• Fiskar Paper Trimmer: https://goo.gl/LW8QvB
• Post It Full Adhesive Notes: http://amzn.to/2wqBHBj
• Anti-Static powder tool: https://goo.gl/igQ5dJ
• Versamark, Embossing Ink: https://goo.gl/wbqyLu
• Hero Arts White Embossing Powder: https://goo.gl/3G44Hv
• Wagner Heat Gun: https://goo.gl/2Q4AaL  
• Teflon Bone Folder: https://goo.gl/tgsuZE
• Copics: (I recommend purchasing at Blick’s)
  • YG17, YG13, YG11, R29, C3, C1, C00, BG10, BG11, G28, YG25, E13, E15, R39, BG18, BG13
• Tim Holtz Mini Snips: https://goo.gl/cMxBbE

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