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The Best of Stamp It! Cards

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The Best of Stamp It! Cards is an inspiring collection of more than 500 unique greeting cards to make for a multitude of occasions. These keepsake-quality cards combine stamping with a wide range of techniques that enhance their artistic appeal. Step-by-step instructions explain how to color stamped images with markers, chalk, and watercolor. Some designs feature unique uses of buttons, bows, and all kinds of bling to really make the stamping shine. There are cards with heat embossing, spotlight stamping, masking, and more. There is even a section where three designers use the same stamp set to make completely different cards, demonstrating the versatility of the tools and supplies. Themes range from holidays and birthdays to thanks and friendship, and there are designs for all ages. Surprisingly, many cards require less than 5 steps to complete, so even the busiest persons can find time to create pleasing, personal cards. Novice card makers will find everything they need to get started in this rewarding field, and experienced paper crafters will enjoy spreading their creative wings.

288 pages, Paperback

First published May 1, 2011

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April 8, 2022
I picked this up at my local library hoping to find some inspiration. Several of the cards were unique and appealing, while there were a few that were a little too cursor for my taste.

This is a terrific addition for a newbie to card making. It is full of ideas.

If you are a veteran card maker you may want to pass. It really doesn’t offer up any unique folds, etc.

I enjoyed reading this and got a little inspiration so it was definitely worth picking it up at the library.
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