WPlus9 | Just A Note One Layer Card using Rose Builder Stamps

WPlus9 | Just A Note One Layer Card using Rose Builder Stamps

There are many different ways one can use floral stamps. My favorite one is to incorporate them into a unique stamped background/pattern. Depending on the look I am going for I will often times using light, pale colors of ink for my project.

WPlus9 | Just A Note One Layer Card using Rose Builder Stamps

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CARD DETAILS

I prefer not to use masks for my images and stamp them as is. Using masking is a great technique that allows us to stretch the use of our stamps, but often it can be too time consuming. When I stamp cards like this one here I prefer stamping process to go quickly so that I am able to make several cards at once.

WPlus9 | Just A Note One Layer Card using Rose Builder Stamps

The colors I used to stamp this card are Hayride, Wild Mango and Pumpkin Spice for the yellow flower; Shell Pink and Little Piggy for the pink flower as well as Sea Breeze and Ocean Drive for the leaves.

You might have noticed that both flowers from the Rose Builder stamp set have more layers than inks colors I listed. And that is correct, to make my florals as light as possible I omitted the base most solid layer from my stamping and only stamped detail layers giving a slightly different look to my flowers.

WPlus9 | Just A Note One Layer Card using Rose Builder Stamps

I made sure to stamp the roses so that they didn’t overlap or touch each other, but I did overlap the leaves a bit. I also used small circle-like images from other WPlus9 sets to fill in the gaps in between the flowers.

Once my pattern was done I stamped a simple “Just A Note To Say Hello” sentiment in black ink. Even though I was stamping the sentiment directly onto my pattern, because I picked such light colors of ink for the pattern itself it didn’t overpower the sentiment.

WPlus9 | Just A Note One Layer Card using Rose Builder Stamps

I adhered my stamped panel onto an A2 white card base and that completed this simple one layer project.

SUPPLIES

I’m listing the products I used below. Click on the link to go directly to the product. Where available I use compensated affiliate links which means if you make a purchase I receive a small commission at no extra cost to you. Thank you so much for your support!

WPlus9 Rose Builder Stamp Set
WPlus9 Rose Builder Stamp Set
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SSS | WP9
Wplus9 Hand Lettered Hello Stamps
Wplus9 Hand Lettered Hello Stamps
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SSS | WP9
Wplus9 Shell Pink Dye Ink
Wplus9 Shell Pink Dye Ink
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WP9
WPlus9 Little Piggy Dye Ink
WPlus9 Little Piggy Dye Ink
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WP9
WPlus9 Hayride Dye Ink
WPlus9 Hayride Dye Ink
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WP9
WPlus9 Wild Mango Dye Ink
WPlus9 Wild Mango Dye Ink
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WP9
WPlus9 Pumpkin Spice Dye Ink
WPlus9 Pumpkin Spice Dye Ink
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WP9
Wplus9 Sea Breeze Dye Ink
Wplus9 Sea Breeze Dye Ink
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WP9
WPlus9 Ocean Drive Dye Ink
WPlus9 Ocean Drive Dye Ink
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WP9
Neenah 110 Lb Solar White Cardstock
Neenah 110 Lb Solar White Cardstock
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SSS | AZ
Tsukineko VersaFine Onyx Black Ink
Tsukineko VersaFine Onyx Black Ink
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SSS | AZ
Scor-Tape 1/8 Inch Crafting Tape
Scor-Tape 1/8 Inch Crafting Tape
Shop at:
SSS | AZ

 

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WPlus9 | Just A Note One Layer Card using Rose Builder Stamps

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Comments8

  1. Another stunning card!! Love the soft colours you used with the bold sentiment, which enabled it to be a one layer card. I’m going to have to keep this in the back of my mind. Love that you only used the top 2 layers of the flowers

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