Quick and Easy Fun Stamped Bookmark

Hello, Everybody Vishu here today, to share a Quick & Easy Fun Stamped Bookmark project with you all, made entirely using Ann Butler Designs Crafters Ink by Clearsnap and her 1″ Square Faux Quilting Stamps.

I am not ready to say good bye to summer yet but at the same time I love Fall cause its time for baking and curling up in a blanket and reading tons of books, so to get ready I made this quick & easy fun stamped bookmark to escape into different worlds…

So lets get started…

Step 1:

First I dabbed the different color inks on an acrylic block and sprayed it with water.

Step 2:

Stamp the acrylic block on a water color paper, keeping in mind to make a good impression and wait for the ink to get soaked in the paper.

Step 3:

This image alone makes for a interesting background, where you can play around with the colors to make it look different every time.  Next, I laid out the 1″ square Faux Quilting stamps on my acrylic block and stamped it over the colorful background to create this fun stamped bookmark.

Step 4:

I cut out the bookmark and layered it on black card stock and another layer of watercolor paper as shown in the photo below.  Then, I attached a ribbon and hand wrote “My Escape” for the final look.

I also created another background with a smaller acrylic block and I think I am going to use this one as a gift tag.  This quick and easy fun stamped bookmark project would also make a perfect gift for the book lovers in your life.

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Ann Butler Design Products used:

Ann Butler Crafter’s Inks by Clearsnap: Berry,  Tangelo, Limelight, Sunshine, Ocean Breeze, Aquamarine, Canyon, Night

Ann Butler’s 1″ Square Faux Quilt Stamps

Partner Products:

• Beacon Adhesives Zip Dry 
• Westcott Cutting Mat

Other Products:

• Cardstock, Black
• Watercolor paper
• Ribbon
• Spray bottle

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until next time…………………