Stampendous Hello Spring Collection with Jennifer Kotas
Hello! I’m Jen Kotas from Who Stole My Glitter and I’m happy to be here today to share three cards featuring the Hello Butterfly Stamp Set from the Stampendous Hello Spring Collection. All of the products in this collection are beautiful. I enjoyed pairing the Quick Card Backgrounds up with these stamps as well.
I sometimes struggle when I don’t have dies for my stamps so, for these cards, I tried to find other ways to add interest and dimension without coordinating dies.
Stamp the flowers and a butterfly on the circle cut from the Joy of Spring Quick Card Backgrounds and color the images. I find it necessary to use darker colors to make them stand out on a patterned background.
Cut a piece of white cardstock to 4 x 5 1/4” and die-cut two different-sized Essential Heart Etched Dies from another piece of white cardstock.
Use temporary adhesive to place the hearts stack on the panel as you wish them to be on the finished card.
Stamp two butterflies and the flowers onto the card panel, getting a clear stamped image on the smallest heart. Remove this heart only.
Repeat step two for a clear stamped image on the large heart. Remove the heart.
Stamp the images one final time to get a clear stamped image on this panel.
Color all the images being sure to match up the overlapping sections.
Cut a 4 1/4 x 5 1/2” piece of Joy of Spring Quick Card Backgrounds and add to an A2 card base. Add stamped panel with foam tape then use liquid glue to adhere hearts to card, making sure everything lines up.
Neenah Solar White Cardstock, Copic Markers, Scotch Foam Tape, Scrapbookcom 4” Adhesive Roll, Hero Arts Intens-ified Black Ink. Scrapbook Adhesives Thin Foam Squares
You can see more card-making tutorials on my blog, Who Stole My Glitter or visit my Instagram page for more inspiration. Thanks for visiting!
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I absolutely love the simplicity of these cards. They are so pretty though.
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I absolutely love the simplicity of these cards. They are so pretty though.