Today I am sharing a fabulous cardmaking technique for beginners. When I started making cards over a decade ago I struggled with how to put a card together. I wanted my cards to feel handmade but have a professional finish and look to them.
We are going to explore one of the easiest cardmaking techniques for beginners.
Silhouette Stamping: A Cardmaking Technique For Beginners
Silhouette stamping was one of the first cardmaking techniques I tried. I love this technique because it’s easy to replicate and you can use minimal supplies or step it up to use a lot of your cardmaking products in a variety of ways.
For this stamping technique to work you will need some solid image stamps and a few ink pads, plus a blending brush or sponge.
Stampin’ UP! Supply List
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Timeless Tropical Card
Daisy Garden Card 2
Mermaid Card 3
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Heather Thompson says
Where do I get the “masking” paper?
Wendy Cranford says
Here is a link to some that works great: https://amzn.to/3NfXFO8