These easy card making ideas will leave you feeling confident that you can make impressive handmade cards in minutes with minimal supplies. These are perfect for the beginning card maker, or anyone wanting to make fast, fun cards.
The Eclectic Garden stamp set has won a place in my heart for fun quick cards. Seriously, 5 minutes or less and you will have a card ready to send off to bless someone with happy mail!
Not only are these fun images, but you also get some pretty great sayings in this stamp set. They are so quick and easy to stamp. Who says you need a lot of “stuff” to make pretty cards?
Easy Card Making Ideas Start Like This….
Watch how fast I came up with easy card making ideas using minimal supplies. Grab some cardstock, a couple of ink pads, and the ‘Eclectic Garden’ stamp set.
Do you think you can make these easy cards? Share your thoughts with me! When you have the right supplies card making is a breeze! I love the “blob” stamps in this set for a quick way to color the images. Easy peasy!
4 Different Easy Card Making Ideas With 1 Stamp Set
All 4 cards use the exact same card stock supplies. I cut all the card stock before I began to stamp then I could quickly make the 4 cards.
Measurements
- White Note Cards & Envelopes (sold in a package of 20)
- Basic White layer: 4″ x 2 1/2″
- Black layer: 4 1/8″ x 2 5/8″
That’s it–that is all you need plus a couple of colors of ink!
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These easy card making ideas were super fun to create! The 2 different “blob” stamps do all the coloring for you and give the appearance of watercoloring.
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April 2024 Happenings
Create four new card templates from Volume 7 of our FREE Card Making Templates video series. This class focuses on creating card layouts to help you design quick and easy cards while designing with any stamps, ink, and paper that you already have.
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Well, I would have never thought of colouring the images like this but it certainly is effective and quick! Thanks for another wonderful video, Jackie. Wishing you a great day and a wonderful week.
Thanks! I’m glad I could show you an alternative coloring option!
Now at first I thought this is not my style either in the image and not the coloring technique!!! BUT – I just loved what you did here and it got me thinking what a great way to make a quick gift box for someone with note cards like these that you made!!! Love the inspiration I get from you each and every time! Big Hugs!
PS Congrats on hubby’s retirement and I am looking so forward to your June 3rd debut with hubby and the great idea of making templates for fun fold cards!!!!! I am very excited about this!
I’m so glad that I could show you so new ideas! I know you’ll enjoy Dave’s videos too. 🙂
I have thought about becoming an independent demonstrator just to get cheaper products, but I am concerned about when it becomes time to file taxes. How do others handle this. I live in North Carolina. Would appreciate your advice.
Sandra, first let me say that I am not a tax consultant so I can’t give tax or legal advice. Having said that, the majority of Stampin’ Up! demonstrators are what we call ‘hobbyist’ and purchase for themselves or sell very little. For those who are just purchasing their own supplies as a hobby to get the discount, there is nothing to report. Even for those who sell occasionally, it shouldn’t be an issue. Feel free to email me if you want to discuss more.
thank you, Jackie! I will give it more thought and make a decision. You have been a big help.
You’re welcome! Have a stamp happy day!
I believe that IS an artichoke. Top should maybe be lavendar?
I hope you enjoyed the cards. Thanks for watching, Judith!