Cards With Stamping

This topic of stamping covers such a wide range of possibilities, and today's projects do just that; cover a variety of techniques, tools to stamp with, and materials to stamp on. One thing is for sure, you are definitely going to be grabbing those ink pads and stamps when you are done looking at our top ten from this call!

Practical Scrapper Fern's stamped image and coloring stand out on this card from her choice of colors and pattern paper.

Check out this adorable You are my Sunshine card that Kristie Maynard created.  She stamped her image on a dryer sheet and colored with water color crayons--how original!!

Look at all this stamping Practical Scrapper Brenda R did on this patriotic card!  I didn't even realize that the bottom half of the card was stamped (and not pattern paper) until I looked at a close up of her image--FANTASTIC!

Olga create this box to hold a mini scrapbook album.  You must head over to her blog to see the packaging she stamped with as well as her process in stamping all this.

Practical Scrapper Sarah used a digital stamp image from Meljen's Design and colored it with her Copics.

I loved this little bird tag created by Tifany DeGough with all the stamping on the kraft cardstock scrap and making her bird look like it has a little pattern on it.  What a way spice up those embellishments!

 Practical Scrapper Kerri stamped this Inkadinkado dragon fly and "friends" sentiment on some Bella Blvd Family Dynamix pattern paper (left over from our Bella Blvd feature) using her VersaMark stamp pad. She then covered the image with some black embossing powder and heat embossed.

Here's another card from Kristie Maynard, both her sentiment and flower boarder are stamped.  She colored her flower with a blender pen and inks.

Practical Scrapper Brenda B stamped this entire card--could you tell? What a fun summer card!

Now here's a stamped card from Practical Scrapper Jayma...don't you just love all those stamped flowers as a border and that color combination together!

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