I probably use Thank You stamps the most out of my collection, so of course I LOVE THIS SET! It has Thank You stamps in just about every shape and size and will be one I definitely keep for a long time. Here is my blog hop card, but keep checking back here for more ideas. We will also use this set at my November workshop, so let me know if would like to attend.
Supplies
D1444 A Little Thanks Stamp of the Month Set
D1413 Cherished Flourishes Stamp Set
X7128B Olivia Level 2 Paper Packet
- 4 1/4 x 11 Bamboo CS
- 1/2 Green Stripe B&T paper (back of leaf piece)
- 2 3/4 x 4 1/4 Floral Swirl B&T paper
- 3 pieces of different B&T paper for circles (see below)
Z2103 Bamboo Ink Pad
Z2110 Buttercup Ink Pad
Z697 Sponge
Z1338 Sunset Mini-Medley
Z1100 Cocoa Grosgrain
Directions
Creating the Flower
1) Trace three different sized circles onto three different pieces of background paper.
2) Cut out the circles with regular scissors, but in a rough scalloped shape (you can cut in a quick squiggly pattern)
3) Spray each circle with a fine water mist and crinkle it into a ball then smooth them out somewhat flat.4) Pinch the back of the center of each circle with your fingers and "smooth" out the natural creases that occur to create loose pleats in the flower.
5) Layer all of the circles to create a flower
6) Pierce through the center and insert a brad to hold the layers together. Set aside to dry.
Layering the Card
1) Adhere the green piece of B&T paper to the bottom of the card
2) Adhere the Smoothie CS above the green piece
3) Drag one side of the Floral B&T piece across the Cocoa ink pad to add a dark edge. Place it toward the top of the card, above the Smoothie piece.
Stamp
1) Stamp the large "Thanks" in Cocoa ink above the floral piece on the right
2) Stamp the swirl from the Cherished Flourishes set in Buttercup over the "Thanks"
Finish
1) Sponge Bamboo ink around the top of the card
2) Add a strip of Cocoa grosgrain ribbon
3) Use Liquid Glass to adhere the flower to the card or pierce through the whole card and use the brad to hold it together.
Here is what the stamp set looks like:
