Warning … this stamp contains lightly censored f-bombs.
I’m hoping this becomes a series … a little storytelling and card making all rolled into one. This card all started because I picked up the closest cling stamp in order to demonstrate how it works, and next minute … BAM … card! I had to make it again, because I pulled out some old school card making tricks, and really wanted to share them with you. Here’s a lovely photo, and further down you can watch a video of the process.
Here’s a list of what I used, and I’ll link where I can, but some items are long retired (because that’s what happens when you’ve been building your craft stash for decades!)
This is also your reminder that, although I have radically downsized the shop, I am still an authorised Australian Copic Stockist, with plenty of markers for sale.
Card Base (half a sheet of A4 cardstock, scored & folded in half)
White cardstock (quarter sheet of white A4 cardstock)
Rubber Stamp – Sweary Affirmations sentiment (Darkroom Door)
Digital Stamp – Pirate Birdie (2 Cute Ink)
Die set – Grounding Shadows (My Favorite Things)
Original MISTI Stamping Tool (My Sweet Petunia)
Pressure tool
Trimmer (Tim Holtz Tonic 8.5″ Guillotine)
Ink Pad – Chocolate Chip (Stampin’ Up)
Double Sided tape (3mm X-Press It)
Bearly Art Glue (in squeezy bottle)
Fine tip scissors (Simon Says Stamp)
Blending Brush Die cutting machine (Sizzix Big Shot)
Stamp cleaner (spray & mat)
Glass Work Mat (Tim Holtz Tonic)
Water spray bottle & cloth
Copic Markers
Beak (R02)
Feathers (Y21, Y23, Y26, Y28)
Sword (E11, E13, E15, E17)
I hope you will give repetition a try in your next card making project!
