Hello there all our fellow BPM fans! Jess here today sharing with you a note card using some of those fabulous red rubber stamps!! This month, I'm going for a more masculine appeal. I just love this stamp set by Kate Leitch too! Come along, let's craft some fun pieces for the guys in our lives!
Blank Page Muse: Correspondence Pens, Ink Postage Rubber Stamp Sheet by Katy Leitch
Blank Page Muse: Seth Apter Rocky Road embossing powder
Spectrum Noir: Watercolor paper
Ranger Ink: Archival Black ink
American Crafts: Sticky Thumb - foam dots
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Here is a fun photo of the stamp sheet I used!
You cannot tell me that this script stamp is not GORGEOUS! I just had to show it off a bit!
1. Cut your desired note card size
2. Begin by distressing the edges of your paper with a pair of scissors or other tool of your choice
3. Get out your stamp, embossing pad, and powder
4. Emboss your script stamp directly in the middle of the card
5. Heat emboss your stamped script using your heating tool
6. Stamp and cut out your images using black ink
I like leaving a very thing white line surrounding the images to make them POP.
6. Now get out your distressing tool of choice and some ink. We are getting inky!
7. Start blending from the edges inward
The idea here is to have the inner part of the note card the lightest, making the stamped images the focal point.
8. Finally, use some foam dots or cardboard pieces to mount your stamped images.
Here we are! We have our finished notecard!
Here are some close-ups for you to enjoy
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