Step up a simple stamping project

If you are a beginner stamper it can be overwhelming thinking of what to create with your beautiful stamps. The best place that I have found to start, is to create simple projects with just a few items - such as stamp, ink and paper, then slowly add other elements. Things like die cuts, stampin' dimensionals, different mediums, ribbon and designer series paper can add dimension, texture and colour.

I've used the Hoot Hoot Hooray stamp, whisper white card stock, watercolour pencils, and some ink to create a simple card. Then I have stepped up the design by adding some stampin' dimensionals, coloured cardstock and linen thread. View the supply list below.

Watch my time lapse tutorial video on YouTube to see how I put it all together:

Product List

Whisper White A4 Card Stock [106549]	Melon Mambo A4 Card Stock [119980]	Calypso Coral A4 Card Stock [124392]	Watercolor Pencils [141709]
Hoot Hoot Hooray Cling Stamp Set [149352]	Linen Thread [104199]	Stampin' Dimensionals [104430]	Multipurpose Liquid Glue [110755]

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