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Creating a Patterned Background with Stamps | Agnieszka Malyszek

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Today I would like to show you how I created a card with a stamped background. I started by stamping two images from a stamp set called Best Stamp Ever with Emerald City ink. As you can see I chose to stamp onto a middle part of my card base.

Then I used a combination of watercolors and inks to color my background.

I wanted to make it the focal point of my card so I decided to keep my embellishments to a minimum. I die cut the “hello” word from a purple cardstock and added Glossy Accents to make it shine and stand out a little.

Lastly, I used a circle die cut from a white cardstock, white thread and wood veneer stars to finish my card off.

Thanks for stopping by today, I hope you feel inspired to create your own stamped backgrounds!

Supplies: Best Stamp Ever Stamp Set; Mister Huey's Watercolor Set; Color Theory Ink Pad: Emerald City, Something Blue, Deja Blue; Hello Craft Die; Nested Circles Dies; Glossy Accents; Studio Calico Wood Veneer Star Sequin Shapes

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