Hello! I've got a simple little card for you today that features a sweet stamp from Woodware. This week, the White Rose Crafts team is featuring creations using Woodware products. My card uses the Woodland Elements stamp set. I'll actually have another card featuring a different stamp from this set later in the month.
I stamped the image with VersaFine Clair Ink in Nocturne, and then did some very basic coloring with my Zig Clean Color Markers. It only took a few minutes to color this image in. I fussy cut it out, then started to look through my 6" x 6" paper pads. White Rose Crafts has a ton of paper pad option, and I like the 6" x 6" pattern sizes. This paper is from the Altair Art "Ever Dream" paper collection. It's a double sided set of cardstock, so that little pink strip under the image is actually the reverse side of the blue!
Using patterned cardstock from one collection is a great way to speed up your paper crafting process. It's fun to pull patterns from different collections and brands, but for a quick fix, using one cohesive collection is definitely a time saver. Even if I only did use a teeny little strip along with my large background paper. I also added just a few sequins from the "Conversation Hearts" Sparkle Blend, which I adhered with On Point Glue from Imagine. My sentiment is from a Lawn Fawn stamp set.
I really like using this Woodware stamp set because the images are easy to work with, and help you to create sweet cards. Again, I'll have another card featuring this set later in the month, and it has a very different look. I hope you'll come back to check it out. Thanks for stopping by. Have an inspiring day!
I stamped the image with VersaFine Clair Ink in Nocturne, and then did some very basic coloring with my Zig Clean Color Markers. It only took a few minutes to color this image in. I fussy cut it out, then started to look through my 6" x 6" paper pads. White Rose Crafts has a ton of paper pad option, and I like the 6" x 6" pattern sizes. This paper is from the Altair Art "Ever Dream" paper collection. It's a double sided set of cardstock, so that little pink strip under the image is actually the reverse side of the blue!
Using patterned cardstock from one collection is a great way to speed up your paper crafting process. It's fun to pull patterns from different collections and brands, but for a quick fix, using one cohesive collection is definitely a time saver. Even if I only did use a teeny little strip along with my large background paper. I also added just a few sequins from the "Conversation Hearts" Sparkle Blend, which I adhered with On Point Glue from Imagine. My sentiment is from a Lawn Fawn stamp set.
I really like using this Woodware stamp set because the images are easy to work with, and help you to create sweet cards. Again, I'll have another card featuring this set later in the month, and it has a very different look. I hope you'll come back to check it out. Thanks for stopping by. Have an inspiring day!
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