Hi Everyone! I'm back to share the last of the hops to celebrate Steph's Digital Stamps. We're moving from Christmas to New Year with Bonne Annee!
I started by adding my sentiment to a Word document, and next to it I added another digi stamp that I got free with an issue of Simply Cards and Papercraft (it's by 2CuteInk). I changed the layout of my document to landscape and selected it to print at 4x6 inches, which was approximately the size of my piece of Neenah.
I positioned and resized the images on the Word document and then printed it out. First time I've done it onto a smaller card and it worked! I then die cut it out with my Sunshine borders die from WPlus9.
I coloured my penguin in with Copic markers and added some shading to the sentiment. I took one of the pages of my Sugar Pea It's a Celebration paper pad and added it onto the back of an A2 card base (US size).
I added the card panel on top with foam tape and then I decided that since the enamel dots that I have matched the colours of the background paper really well, I'd go to town and add some. I have to say on the first try, they are lovely and it's likely I will get them all :)
I love how this turned out. Digital stamps are great for mass producing, so with a few French speaking friends, I shall be using this again.
Steph's stamps are really reasonably priced and very versatile in what you can create with them. You can find them in her Etsy shop.
For a chance to win this BONNE ANNEE digistamp, please leave a comment below and on the other posts in the hop by 14th November 23:59 (UK time) - the more you comment on the greater your chance of winning! Steph will announce the winners on her blog soon after.
Please hop along to my other crafty friends who also have lots of inspiration for what you can do with these stamps:
Lisa
Ruth - You Are Here!
Steph
I started by adding my sentiment to a Word document, and next to it I added another digi stamp that I got free with an issue of Simply Cards and Papercraft (it's by 2CuteInk). I changed the layout of my document to landscape and selected it to print at 4x6 inches, which was approximately the size of my piece of Neenah.
I positioned and resized the images on the Word document and then printed it out. First time I've done it onto a smaller card and it worked! I then die cut it out with my Sunshine borders die from WPlus9.
I coloured my penguin in with Copic markers and added some shading to the sentiment. I took one of the pages of my Sugar Pea It's a Celebration paper pad and added it onto the back of an A2 card base (US size).
I added the card panel on top with foam tape and then I decided that since the enamel dots that I have matched the colours of the background paper really well, I'd go to town and add some. I have to say on the first try, they are lovely and it's likely I will get them all :)
I love how this turned out. Digital stamps are great for mass producing, so with a few French speaking friends, I shall be using this again.
Here is a
list of the supplies I used on this card. I have signed up to affiliate links
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Says Stamp). If
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of running my blog and your support is much appreciated :)
Steph's stamps are really reasonably priced and very versatile in what you can create with them. You can find them in her Etsy shop.
For a chance to win this BONNE ANNEE digistamp, please leave a comment below and on the other posts in the hop by 14th November 23:59 (UK time) - the more you comment on the greater your chance of winning! Steph will announce the winners on her blog soon after.
Please hop along to my other crafty friends who also have lots of inspiration for what you can do with these stamps:
Lisa
Ruth - You Are Here!
Steph
3 comments:
I love this, Ruth! That penguin is so cute and of course, great sentiment too. The enamel accents look amazing! They really finish the card off perfectly xx
This is fresh and lively and so very colorful with your sweet matching enamel dots! I love this, Ruth!! Hugs, Darnell
This is a perfect Happy New Year card and the stamp really suits Steph's sentiment font. I was interested to hear how you set about sizing and placing the image. I am not confident with this side of using a digi image. At the moment, I have just printed a sentiment to die cut it out, not printed directly onto the size card I want. I shall try this! Really love the enamel accents, - they look just like the ready made ones! Great card! Xx
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