three celebrate greeting cards
Posted by Michelle Lupton on April 14, 2025

Video: 3 Creative Ways to Use the Celebrate Stamp & Stencils!

Today, I'm excited to show you how to create three unique looks using the Celebrate Stamp Set along with the coordinating Color Layering Celebrate Stencils. Check out the video below for step-by-step details!

Three celebration greeting cards

Let's Party card

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For this card, I chose happy, party colors and used the Celebrate Layering Stencils and a sentiment from the Celebrate Stamp Set to create a fun party card. I added some interest with the Postage Stamp Infinity Die to cut the stenciled panel, and finished with some faux stitching lines using a white gel pen.

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Celebrate baby card

Celebrate baby card

For this card, I wanted to make a baby card with soft pastel colors. I thought a dark, bold sentiment would look too harsh against the gentle background, so I used a version of the eclipse technique - I cut the sentiment from the stenciled panel, but added a shadow layer behind it to give some contrast.

Celebrate baby card close up

60th birthday celebration card

60th birthday celebrate card

I wanted an elegant 60th birthday card for my third card, so I used metallic cardstock and added some copper embossing over the Celebrate Stamp. The glittery numbers add just a little bit of extra sparkle.

60th birthday celebrate card close up

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