Have you ever wished you could change the size of your Rectangular Postage Stamp Punch? Now you can! Just watch the video to see how easy it is.
This Video is 10-1/2 minutes long.
SUPPLIES:
Rectangular Postage Stamp Punch #152709
Cardstock
Stamp that will fit inside the punch: Free As A Bird #149468
Ink
Post-It Notes
TIPS:
Put a Post-It Note on the side you want to cut down.
You will need a new Post-It Note for each side you want to cut down.
Remember to push the Dark Gray Tab on the back down to unlock the Punch.
ADDITIONAL CARD SUPPLIES AND INSTRUCTIONS:
Ink Pads: Soft Succulent
Bumblebee
Cardstock: Soft Succulent
Basic White
Pansy Petals 12×12 Designer Series Paper (DSP) #155807
Embellishments: Bumblebee 1/4″ Gingham Ribbon #153658
Rhinestone Basic Jewels #144220
Adhesives: Stampin’ Seal
Stampin’ Dimensionals
1-Cut Your Papers:
~Soft Succulent Card Base: 5-1/2″ x 8-1/2″. Score and fold at 4-1/4″.
~Soft Succulent Gingham DSP: 4″ x 5-1/4″
2-Flowers:
~Stamp two large Flowers and one small Flower using Bumblebee ink on Basic White cardstock.
~Cut them out with scissors.
~Put Stampin’ Dimensionals on the back of each
3-Word Punch:
~Punch one Label from Basic White cardstock.
~Stamp your Words with Soft Succulent ink on your Punched Label.
~Resize as shown in the video.
~Drag the edges over your Bumblebee ink pad as shown in the video.
~Add Stampin’ Dimensionals to the back.
4-Finish Your Card:
~Put a strip of Stampin’ Seal on your Gingham DSP where you want your Ribbon.
~Attach Ribbon as show in the video and tie a knot. Trim ends.
~Use Stampin’ Seal to attach DSP layer to your card base.
~Lay out Label and Flowers where you want them. Attach.
~As I was writing this post I decided to add some Rhinestones to the Flower centers. I am happy with the results.
Your card is finished.
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