Perfect you card and you are invited video tutorial

Hello crafty people! :D
Devika here and I have 2 pretty cards today to share.

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CARD 1: Perfect you

This is a simple card and I live this stamp set because this alone can create a complete card.

Take the leaf stamp and stamp it on 3 sides of white cardstock with green ink.
Now stamp the leaf part of the wreath with green ink and the floral part with red ink.
Stamp the sentiments with Tubby craft ink pad: Jet black.
Embellish your card with some sequins. You have a pretty card for your loved ones in minutes :)

CARD 2: You are invited- Embossed effect

This stamp set has become my favourite..you can use this floral stamp design in so many different ways :D

Hop on to the video for the complete, detailed tutorial.

https://youtu.be/LccQC0rVX1g

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Hope you guys enjoyed today's blog!
See you next week with more craft inspirations.

Happy crafting <3

Love,
Devika.

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