Card making How to Papercraft Papercrafter Stamping Techniques Projects
Laura Bradley helps you make your mark with a multi-stamp thank you card that utilises the partial card front technique to wonderful effect.
You will need
Stamps: My Favorite Things Bold Blossoms; Mama Elephant Thank You; Avery Elle Amazing
Dies: circle
Inks: Memento Lulu Lavender, Grape Jelly, Sweet Plum, Elderberry; Ranger Distress Oxide Milled Lavender, Wilted Violet; Versamark Watermark
Cardstock: white, black
Tools: MISTI 2.0 Stamp Tool, blending
Embellishments, gems
Adhesives: double-sided tape, 3D foam pads
Die-cutting machine
1. Create a white blank, 13cm x 18cm, and cut 3cm in from the edge of the front panel. Trim white card to the same size, then stamp flower and foliage motifs in purple ink.
2. Blend Wilted Violet distress oxide ink around the edges, then mount onto the front panel. Die cut a large circle from white card and stamp a sentiment in the middle with purple ink. Adhere towards the top of the card front with 3D foam pads.
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