Fancy Cards Made Easy

Hello, my dear crafty friends and welcome to my Fancy Cards Made Easy tutorial made for Ann Butler Designs blog.

 So when we stamp one Twinchie (2” square) and one Inchie (1” square) and layer the small one over the large one we get an instant embellishment that can be a focal point of pretty clean and simple, but yet fancy card.

So this is the technique that you can do with Ann’s stamps and as you see I made not one card, but 4 for this post.

I don’t  have a lot of steps for this tutorial,  just a few.

1. Stamp one 2” stamp over copper cardstock with black pigmented ink (Crafter’s Clearsnap) and heat emboss it with Clearsnap Clear embossing powder. Stamp 1” Ann’s stamp over the same cardstock with Gold pigmented ink (Clearsnap) and heat emboss it with the same clear powder.

2. Cut both stamped squares and layer the small over the large in every possible way. As you see from my finished cards I layered in the middle, on corners and even diagonally.

3. Die cut small sentiment that fits 2” square or use stickers. I hade 4 nice sentiments from three different die cut companies and used them all (Sizzix, Cherry Lynn and Die Versions. Add some sequins over the squares.

4. Make 4 cards using DCWV Copper stack and glue the stamped piece over the card.

5. Stamp the sentiments or use the cardstock one (as I did with I love you card).

And here are my cards:

 Card #2