Tiny Stamps…Take Two!

Welcome back to my week of “Big Ideas with Little Stamps”.  For today’s cards I’ve broken out a brand new tub of stamps –  the Ink ‘n’ Stamp Design Elements. (Click HERE to see all eighteen of the stamps included in the set.)

Combining Hero Arts Shadow Inks with tiny stamps allows you to create a soft pattern for an entire card or in just a corner like the sample shown.

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Because these are dye based inks they tend to be absorbed into the paper creating soft overlapping patterns as shown below. After the ink has dried completely you can add a message or another image in StazOn ink.

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Supplies:

Instructions:

  1. Trim about a ½ “off the side and bottom of a pink notecard.
  2. Using Shadow Inks and the solid flower shape, stamp an overlapping area of flowers. Stamp the flourish design in Soft Lilac Shadow Ink over the stamped flowers.
  3. When the ink has dried add white and cream flowers, allowing the petals to extend over the side and bottom of the notecard. Place a pink pearl accent in the center of each flower.

Tip: If you trim the bottom and side of the notecard, you can allow the flowers to extend over the notecard and still fit in the same sized envelope.

I made this next card during a commercial — we’re talking really simple.

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Supplies:

Instructions:

  1. Cut a piece of white paper into a square shape and mount on a piece of green apple paper.
  2. Stamp three tiny branches in lime green ink on the white paper and the message in black ink. Adhere to the front of an endive notecard from the Garden variety pack notecards.
  3. Attach the flowers over the leaves adding gemstones to the center of each flower.

Thanks for the great hidden storage tips yesterday, and if you missed yesterday’s post be sure to leave a tip HERE for a chance to win the Ink ‘n’ Stamp Floral tub.  I’ll announce the two winners tomorrow morning. I also have a fun video to share tomorrow — see you then!

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57 Responses to “Tiny Stamps…Take Two!”

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    vera rhuhay said:

    Beautiful ! Thanks for sharing your creative idea.

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    Daniela/Neliz said:

    You got some really nice tips here, and i love the small and soft pattern. Lovely!

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    Kimberley Jackson-Brown said:

    I love the simplicity of the cards that you made. The more simple they are, I feel that the more they stand out.

    Thanks for sharing your talent w/us.

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    Nan said:

    Tiny stamps are neat but I haven’t used them that much. Love the little hello.

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    willireb said:

    I really like the color palette used with the small stamp–gorgeous! As for storing small items, I keep like with like (flowers with flowers, insects with insects, etc.) in a clear shoe bag with multiple pockets that hangs over a door. Easy to see and easy to get at. It works well for punches as well.

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    bluemoon said:

    I love any card with flowers! They’re so happy and pretty, they would brighten up anyones day for any reason. tfs.

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    Laura said:

    The flower hello card is great!

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    Kimberley Jackson-Brown said:

    I love the idea of using little things to make a big statement. So inspiring.

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    kristina said:

    i just bought the Design Elements set! I love it ! I am using them with all my favorite techniques.

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    Jean Condon said:

    Thiss card is so simple, yetso beautiful because of it’s simplicity.
    I love it and will have to try something similar.

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