Not a Card with Nina-Marie: DIY Sticker Sheets (Makes a Great Gift!)
Hello, crafters! It’s Nina-Marie Trapani here, and I have a new installment of our Not a Card series to share with you!
I always love creating handmade gifts for the people I know and love. I had the idea to make DIY stickers that I could package as a set. You could make this extra-special by gifting it with a set of pencils, markers, etc. If you are giving this to a child, crayons would be a great medium to pair with the stickers.
The stickers are SO easy to make – so much so that you are going to find this addicting and will probably end up making more than you intended to! The supplies you’ll need to make these stickers include:
- a stamp and coordinating die set (I used the Simon Says Stamp Spring Birds set)
- a black ink pad, such as the Simon Says Stamp Intense Black Ink
- Scor-Tape double-sided adhesive sheets
- white cardstock
After making my set of sticker sheets, I packaged them in a vellum envelope, which was created with Simon’s A2 Envelope die set.
I will show you exactly how I made these unique sticker sheets in the video below, so make sure you click “play” and watch the process!
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Multicolor Stencil Ink Blending with Kristina Werner
Hello, all! Kristina Werner here with some fun card inspiration for you! In today’s video, I share how to create this multicolor ink blended background with glitter!
I used the XL Rose Bouquet stencil for the background, as well as the new pack of small blender brushes that were just released. These small fingertip blender brushes are perfect for blending lots of different colors! Be sure to check out the supply list below for all six colors of ink that I used.
For a bit of sparkle, I sprayed some Glitter Dust over the stencil before I removed it. This gave all the flowers and leaves a subtle shimmer.
To finish off the card, I diecut the Wishing You Joy dies out of silver foil cardstock for the words, and white cardstock for the shadow layer.
I hope you enjoy the video!
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