It is such a simple stamp set, with 6 stamps, including two very useable verses for the inside. The sentiment is the feature of this stamp, and you can't really go wrong with it. It doesn't have to be perfectly straight, and if you smudge it, just cover up with some more splatters (stamp included!).
If you are just starting your stamping journey, or even if you have a heap of Christmas cards to make, this would be perfect. Everything you need is listed at the end of the article.
One of the large sentiment stamps, inked with Lemon-Lime Twist has been stamped in the centre of the notecard. The holly stamp was inked with the marker in two colours, and some more splatters were added. If I was making a number of these, I would fold all the cards, then stamp all the sentiments, before going back to add the holly.
Tranquil Tide was my choice of ink for this sentiment, but it would look good in any colour you choose. I don't think it would have to be a 'Christmas' colour either.
Intentionally, I've kept the supplies to a minimum here, to illustrate that crafting doesn't have to break the bank. You may already have the stamp pads or markers, which will reduce the cost even more.
- Every Good Wish Page 8 Holiday Catalogue #144865 Clear mount $31.00
- Old Olive & Real Red Stampin' Write Markers Page 21 #145059 $12.25
- Lemon-Lime Twist stamp pad P184 Annual Catalogue #144086 $11.50
- Tranquil Tide stamp pad P184 Annual Catalogue #144085 $11.50
- 20 Notecards & envelopes P195 Annual catalogue #131527 $10.50
At this stage you don't need a cutting tool, adhesive or card. The notecards are already scored and come with envelopes. I hope you find this information useful.
Now it is time to hop on over to see what the very lovely and talented Kate Morgan has made.
If you find a broken link or have come to this blog hop from a
different entry point, you can view the participants below:
1. Alisha Watson
2. Claire Daly
3. Ros Davidson
4. Judy May
5. Monika O'Neill
6. Rebecca Jacovou
7. Rachel Palmieri
8. Kate Morgan
9. Caroline Manwaring
10. Catherine Proctor
11. Tina Gillespie
12. Kathryn Mangelsdorf
13. Rachel Woollard
14. Sharon Davern
15. Kimberly Hern
2. Claire Daly
3. Ros Davidson
4. Judy May
5. Monika O'Neill
6. Rebecca Jacovou
7. Rachel Palmieri
8. Kate Morgan
9. Caroline Manwaring
10. Catherine Proctor
11. Tina Gillespie
12. Kathryn Mangelsdorf
13. Rachel Woollard
14. Sharon Davern
15. Kimberly Hern
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Oooh, lovely! These would make quick and easy cards for those last minute Christmas cards!
ReplyDeleteGreat quick Cards Rachel, you may have changes my mind about this set
ReplyDeleteI love this stamp set, too, Rachel. Love your designs, that are easy to make multiples of; thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThey are modern and beautiful Rachel. Great ones!
ReplyDeleteFantastic colour choices for this stamp set and it was one set that I had completely missed in the catalogue, but you have made it look amazing! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHow quick and easy are these, I don't have this set might just get it now!
ReplyDeleteI love this idea for quick, easy and affordable cards!
ReplyDeleteLovely cards, Rachel. These stamps look super on the note cards.
ReplyDeleteGreat cards Rachel, such a quick and easy project, especially for beginners starting out that may not have a lot of products yet. :)
ReplyDeleteFantastic cards Rachel, I did not take much notice of this stamp set either but they look great. xx
ReplyDeleteThese are awesome cards Rachel. I love this stamp set and one layer cards are great for those multiples we all need. Your colours are great too. Thanks for participating in the Art with Heart August blog hop!
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