Lets start with a pack of Notecards & Envelopes (only $6.50 for 20!) and use a variety of stamp sets and techniques to create these simple stamped cards! The Facebook Live at the end of the post shows how all are made.
Washi Tape:
A strip of Washi Tape or Designer Series Paper makes a shelf or table for this cute vase with flowers. (Varied Vases)
Spotlighting Technique:
Spotlighting is the stamping technique of highlighting just one part of your image! On this card, a Circle Punch was used on part of the image. Just that circle part was colored in – and then it was popped up on a slightly large circle in a solid color and then added back on the image. (Wonderful Romance)
Masking Technique:
Masking allows you to put one image partially behind another. Wouldn’t this make a great party invitation? (Birthday Cheer)
Die Cuts:
Adding a die cut makes a dramatic focal point for a card. (Detailed Birthday Dies)
Blender Pen Watercoloring:
Stamp your image with a Classic Ink Pad and use a blender pen to pull out the color. (Geared Up Garage)
A Simple Circle Layout
Adding circles like this creates a fun layout that you can use over and over. (So Hoppy)
For Dog Lovers Everywhere:
Add a balloon to make this dog punch card perfect for celebrating a birthday. (Happy Tails)
Just a Bit of Color:
Adding just a touch of color to a black on white image makes the image pop! (Lovely Lattice)
Quick Watercolor Technique:
This is similar to the car card. Stamp the trees in classic ink and then just scribble over them to give the effect of sky. (Waterfront)
Swiping Technique:
Use the edge of the stamp pad to swipe along the card to create the water and sand. (Beach Happy)
Multiple Images on One Block:
Line up these four stamps on a single acrylic block to make easy stamping. (Needle & Thread)
Punched Out:
Add a layer of Designer Series Paper behind the punched out images to create this card. (Butterfly Duet Punch)
Coloring Accents:
Use Stampin’ Blends to color over these Heart Epoxy Droplets – or pearls or rhinestones. (Hey Love)
Easy Marker Background:
Use a Stampin’ Write Marker to scribble a background that resembles watercolor. (Rooster)
Designer Series Paper Accent:
A bit of Designer Series Paper is all that is needed to make this black and white card. (Botanical Butterfly Designer Series Paper)
Ombre Technique:
Stamp the same image several times, moving along the paper without re-inking to make this ombre effect. (Incredible Like You)
Want to see these cards being made? Here is the Facebook Live!
Enjoy coming up with more ideas for simply stamped cards … and please share if you liked these ideas!
