Handmade Cards You Can Make in a Simple Stamping Style

Are you looking for more handmade cards you can make in a simple stamping style? Today I have a fun and trendy SIP card (stamps, ink & paper) to share with you, as well as several stepped up cards all using the Needle & Thread stamp set.  This stamp set brings back so many memories of my mother and grandma–they both loved to do needlepoint.  It seems like it was a dying art for so long, but it’s definitely coming back!  My young adult daughters now love to “stitch” as they call it!

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SIP Video Series: Handmade Cards You Can Make in a Simple Stamping Style

Today’s video is all about SIP stamping (stamps, ink & paper) handmade cards that you can make with simple stamping techniques. I also show you some gorgeous stepped up cards in the video after I make the SIP cards!  So make sure to watch all the way to the end!

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SIP Card: Handmade Cards You Can Make Easily!

This is the card I stamped in the video.  Make sure to watch for tips on stamping with the Needle & Thread stamp set.  And, I guess I cheated a little on the SIP card….I added a little Old Olive Baker’s Twine!

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Card Recipe:

  • Whisper White Note Card & Envelope (easy recipe to share!!!)

 

Colors I used:

I used the same color ink on all my cards today. (added Balmy Blue to one of them below)

Where did I get my color combination?  From the Needlepoint Nook Designer Series Paper.  Even though I did not use the paper in most of the cards, it’s a great way to find new color combinations that look great together!

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Don’t forget to stamp the inside.

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Needle & Thread Tutorials

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Stepped Up Cards

After stamping my SIP card, I pulled out the coordinating framelits and had some fun creating 3 more cards.  Let me be honest–these cards ARE NOT ANY HARDER–they are still handmade cards you can make quickly and easily!  They just took a little more time.  Don’t let cards with a lot of layers and cut out pieces scare you–they are not hard!!!

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Card Recipe:

  • Balmy Blue:  11″ x 4 1/4″
  • Berry Burst:  3 5/8″ x 4 7/8″
  • Whisper White:  3 1/2″ x 4 3/4″

 

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Card Recipe:

  • Whisper White:  8 1/2″ x 5 1/2″
  • Berry Burst:  3 5/8″ x 4 7/8″
  • Soft Sea Foam:  3 1/2″ x 4 3/4″

 

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Card Recipe:

  • Whisper White:  8 1/2″ x 5 1/2″
  • Basic Black:  3 5/8″ x 4 7/8″
  • Needlepoint Nook DSP:  3 1/2″ x 4 3/4″

 

Just Curious

Before I finish up today’s post, I have a question.  I spend a lot of time sharing the CARD RECIPES with almost every card I post.  Do you use them?  Is it worth me trying to always share them?  I would love to hear from you as to if I should continue sharing the recipe each time. Please let me know by leaving a comment.

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Supplies Used

Here are most of the supplies I used on today’s projects.  If you’d like to make these cards, make sure to hop on over to my online store and place your order for the products you need.

Needle & Thread Photopolymer Bundle

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Needlepoint Nook 12" X 12" (30.5 X 30.5 Cm) Designer Series Paper

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42 thoughts on “Handmade Cards You Can Make in a Simple Stamping Style”

  1. Hi Jackie! Enjoy all your creations and love having these ideas! Thanks for taking such loving pride in these designs.

    You’re the best!
    Cathleen Martin

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  2. Yes! I love your posts and your willingness to share the details. It is such a help in recreating your inspiring projects. Please don’t stop if you are able to keep including the info.

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  3. Please continue the recipes for the cards. I am an avid stamper so it is really easy for me to guess the recipe but I like the fact that it is there to confirm my guess. Your site is awesome for people with less experience and the recipe is very valuable to them. I tend to follow and enjoy the work of people that give you all the instructions, easily. Thanks so much for all the hard work you put into your site.

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  4. I really appreciate the formatting and details you put into your card projects that you share with us. It always makes copying/tweaking the image go a lot easier. Else, I probably wouldn’t attempt it as often. Thanks.

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  5. I love your card recipes! Even if I don’t have the same stamp set that you used, I can usually substitute another stamp and/or papers. Thanks for sharing!

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  6. Hi Jackie, Thank you for sharing all of your recipes. I love them and use them often. Even if I don’t copy them they give me some ideas to be a little creative on my own.

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  7. I like the card recipes. As others posted, I may not have the same stamp, but with your recipes, I have a great start! Thank you for the emails and card recipes.

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  8. I love having the different measurements posted as I’m terrible at figuring out layers. Also, giving the color combinations helps me choose matching colors from other paper and inks that I have in stock. Please continue posting the “recipe “.

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  9. Please continue with the card recipes—I love having the color combos and the exact measurements. I realize that it is a lot of work for you to create the recipes but they are much appreciated and give me a start for many of the cards that I make.

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  10. I love having your card recipes, especially the measurements! Thanks for the videos. I have learned so much from them.

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  11. yes, yes, yes please! Y0u are fabulous and I watch your videos on You Tube all the time! Thanks for great ideas. And I love your presentations – always so upbeat. Fun to watch.

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  12. Yes Jackie it is very helpful to have your Card Receipes and have referred to them quite often. I hope you continue doing this for your customers. Thank you very much, Lois B

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