This is a wonderful all-occasions stamp set. It is a great starter stamp set because it has a nice mix of images and sentiments. With the line drawings, you can do so many techniques. I have used small blending brushes on the ocean scene on another card. Below I use watercolor pencils on the shell/Smile card, and I have yet to color in the cupcake. Imagine it with Wink of Stella on the frosting!
With the solid floral stamp there are other techniques you can try, like using sponge daubers to add multiple colors to the stamp.
With all the beautiful Designer Series Paper (DSP) we offer, this bundle could be used to make quick cards with just a DSP layer and a punched circle focal point. Add ribbon or bling and you card could be done!
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This card came together quickly with a little Distressed Gold Specialty Paper and an embossed panel of Shaded Spruce cardstock. The flowers were stamped in Fresh Freesia ink.
Here I used a variety of watercolor pencils to color the seashells. The DSP is from the recently retired Fancy Flora DSP.
I saved my favorite for last. If you watched my video this week (May 8, 2023) you saw me stamp the 'celebrate' image too close to the edge of the cardstock. This is what I did with that punched circle. I used 1-1/4" and 1-3/4" circle punches in addition to the 2-3/8" circle punch that is part of the bundle.
How about using black and white DSP instead of the Daffodil Delight cardstock as the layer for another card like this? I love black and white with pops of color. Again, use your scraps for the circles, if you have scraps.
Happy Stampin'!
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