You all know that I love making SIP cards (all you need is a SIP – Stamps, Ink, & Paper), and today, that’s what we’re making, but with a twist! I have two super easy card techniques to share with you that will completely change the look of your SIP cards without needing many products and time. For our easy card techniques, we’re going to be using a Sponge Dauber and a Water Spritzer.
To create our SIP cards today, I’m going to be using the Stampin’ Up! stamp set Under the Moon. This image-only stamp set creates unique moonlit or daytime scenes, depending on your ink color choices. And it’s a great all-occasion stamp set because you can pair it with a sentiment to meet the occasion from any other stamp set you have!
SIP Card Techniques Video Tutorial
Join me and learn two super easy card techniques that you can do to step up your card making! First, we’re going to simply stamp our SIP card. Next, we’re going to stamp the same card but use a sponge dauber to add additional colors. Finally, we’re going to stamp the same card but use a water spritzer to give our scene a unique watercolor look. It’s fun to see the side-by-side comparisons of these easy techniques!
CLICK HERE for my full supply list to make this Under the Moon project.
*The products used in this project were available for purchase while filming the video and/or writing this post. If something does not show in the list it is no longer available.
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Sponge Dauber & Water Spritzer Card Details
Make sure to watch the video tutorial so you can see how easy these card techniques are to do! For the first card, we used a sponge dauber to add additional color to the stamp to give it an ombre look. When doing this, ink your stamp in the lighter color and then use the sponge dauber to add a darker color to the stamp. For the second card, we inked our stamp in the light color, then tapped the edges of the stamp in a darker color. Then used a water spritzer to get it wet and have the colors blend for a simple watercolor look.
MEASUREMENTS:
- Card Base: 8 1/2″ x 5 1/2″, score at 4 1/4″
- Coordinating Layer: 3 5/8″ x 4 7/8″
- Basic White: 3 1/2″ x 4 3/4″
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Which catalog is that stamp set from? Do you know if it will be in the new catalog?
It’s actually was just put as a last chance product, so will be retiring soon and only available while supplies last. You can shop it here: https://www.stampinup.com/products/under-the-moon-photopolymer-stamp-set?itemId=163531?demoid=1940