Whether you’re a new stamper or an avid gotta-have-it-all stamper, we all need simple cards. My friend Karen and I make cards as part of a ministry at our church. We love getting together to stamp, but this time of social distancing makes this difficult. We plan the cards together using products we both own.When making lots of cards, it’s wise to keep them simple and to be conservative with consumable products. I can’t say we’ve always been wise when planning our card ministry projects. It’s so tempting to have embossed layers and lots of pieces cut out with a die and embossing machine. But this card was really quick and easy. Use your Stamparatus for fast placement. We did have to “fussy cut” the flower, but it really was pretty quick and very conservative with the card stock, ribbon, and Designer Series Paper. You can get two Basic Gray card bases and layers from one sheet of card stock and four large layers from a sheet and eight small layers from another sheet of Whisper White card stock.If you are making wedding invitations, holiday cards, or other mass mailings, this is a great layout! Switch out the colors and stamp set and you’ll be finished with your project in no time! This fits the bill for #simplestamping.Click here for the free detailed directions and watch the video below.Click the individual products you need or the “Add All to the Cart” button. The links will take you to my online store at Stampin’ Up!
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Whether you’re a new stamper or an avid gotta-have-it-all stamper, we all need simple cards. My friend Karen and I make cards as part of a ministry at our church. We love getting together to stamp, but this time of social distancing makes this difficult. We plan the cards together using products we both own.When making lots of cards, it’s wise to keep them simple and to be conservative with consumable products. I can’t say we’ve always been wise when planning our card ministry projects. It’s so tempting to have embossed layers and lots of pieces cut out with a die and embossing machine. But this card was really quick and easy. Use your Stamparatus for fast placement. We did have to “fussy cut” the flower, but it really was pretty quick and very conservative with the card stock, ribbon, and Designer Series Paper. You can get two Basic Gray card bases and layers from one sheet of card stock and four large layers from a sheet and eight small layers from another sheet of Whisper White card stock.If you are making wedding invitations, holiday cards, or other mass mailings, this is a great layout! Switch out the colors and stamp set and you’ll be finished with your project in no time! This fits the bill for #simplestamping.Click here for the free detailed directions and watch the video below.Click the individual products you need or the “Add All to the Cart” button. The links will take you to my online store at Stampin’ Up!