Background Images for Birthday Cards
Background Images for Birthday Cards
Using background images for birthday cards is a great way to add you own personal touch. The background builder image stamp set that I used for this card comes in a set of 3 and it is not a wheel stamp. You could use all 3 images on your card or select 1 or two of them. Stamp the images using different inks or one colour. The choice is yours and you can have lots of fun with this stamp set.
On this card, I used the Adorning Edgelits Framelits that outlines one of the stamp images and reflects the movements along the top of the stamped panel. This technique adds to the card’s interest and to balance the top treatment, the bottom of the panel has just a strip of designer paper. This treatment grounds the panel to the embossed panel.
Recipe
Stamps: Background Builders (c – 129150 w- 129147, p119 2013/14 Annual Catalogue), Blooming With Kindness (c – 126422, w- 131961, p65 2013/14 Annual Catalogue)
Paper: Whisper White, Crisp Cantaloupe, Birthday Basic DSP, Modern Medley DSP
Ink: Smokey Slate, Crisp Cantaloupe, Raspberry Ripple
Accessories: Big Shot, Beautifully Baroque Emboss Folder, Adorning Edgelits Framelits, Raspberry Ripple Dahlia, Delicate Late Tape, 7/8” Scallop Circle Punch
Another tip is to use the Stamp-a-Ma-Jig if you are worried about lining up the stamps. If you use the clear mount stamps, you may not need this tool, however, it is a very handy tool for the wood-mount stamps. How much I try, I cannot see through the wood mount stamps.
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So, if you are looking for versatility in your stamp sets, check this one out.
Happy Stamping
Beautiful Birthday Card Karen, and these images look like they would work fabulously on your Christmas Cards too! xx
Beautiful! Those background stamps are very cool and add a lot of interest and dimension to your card.
Pretty set Karen! Love the background on the birthday you created with it!
Karen beautiful card and great job with the two step stamping. You really did a great job on the color combo too. PS: I always forget about those edge stamps and dies! hugs.