How to Multi Layer Stamp with the Misti

 

Hi cardmaking friends and welcome back.  It's Sandi MacIver here and today's card making video tutorial is Multi Layer Stamping with the Misti and mass producing Christmas Cards. 

 I'm using the new Printmaking Pines layering stamp set from Simon Says Stamps to make some "MERRY and BRIGHT" cards. AND, my fabulous NEW, TEAL MISTI - I love this color so much Swoon!

 Also, I'm using Simon's Pawsitively Ink pads.  Each color comes in three shades, making them perfect for this stamping technique.  In the video I share a couple of Ink Pad Color Swatch Sheets that I created - you can DOWNLOAD YOURS HERE 

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In today's card making video I also show you how the multi layer stamping technique is perfect for mass producing cards.  I make 8 cards in less than 1 hour with this technique.  I'm sure that's a new record for me, haha.  

 

How to create the Multi Layer stamping with the Misti:

Start by cutting white Hammermill cardstock 4-1/4" x 5-1/2" and place one into the Misti.

Next, stamp the first layer, take out the cardstock, and place a new one one. 

Then, repeat until all the stamped layers are done. 

Finally, stamp and heat emboss the sentiment.

Next, place the art pieces into a spatter box and splatter with gold paint.  

Finally, die cut the pieces with the Stitched Rectangle Wafer die.  This creates a clean rounded edge, with a beautiful stitched border.

 

Putting the cards together:

Start by cutting A2 card bases in Hammermill White, 4-1/4 x 11, score and fold at 5-1/2". 

Next, cut card fronts from colored cardstock 4-1/4" x 5-1/2" and adhere to the card base. Then, use foam tape to adhere to the card front.

 

Card Making Video - Multi Layer Stamping with the Misti:

Here is today's card making Video - click on the image to watch it in HD over on my YOUTUBE channel.

     

 

 

Card Making Supplies used for the Multi Layer Stamping with the Misti Cards:

Here are the products I used today.  Compensated affiliate links used  where available at no cost to you. Clicking on a thumbnail link and shopping supports my website and allows me to continue bringing you new projects and videos.  Thank you for your support.  Affiliate and product disclosure are found on my disclosure page.  All products were personally purchased except for Simon Says Stamp Printmaking Pines Stamp Set which was provided/sponsored by the company.  As always, I was not paid to do this post.  I only use and recommend products I love.  Click on the icons below each product picture to go to my favorite stores.           

Sundae Afternoon Treat

 

Hey crafty friends and welcome back.  It's Sandi MacIver here for the Team Tuesday Post.  Today I'm sharing a Thanks for Being so Sweet card created with the NEW Sundae Afternoon stamp set from Simon Says Stamp.  I incorporated another new product too.

  

Creating the background for the card:

To create the background for this one, start by brayering Wild Dandelion (Gina K Designs) Ink all over the new Waves Builder background stamp from the Rainbow Release at Simon Says Stamp.  

This stamp is really cool.  First it's rubber, plus you can pull all the waves apart to stamp as many or as few as you like. 

 Place the stamp face up in the Misti Stamping Tool.  Brayer the ink on, and then drop the white cardstock onto it.  

Transfer the ink by rubbing all over the cardstock with your fingers.  Gently lift it and set it aside to dry. Once the piece is dry, run it through a die cutting machine with the Wonky Rectangles Dies to get the fabulous wonky stitched detail around the edges. 

 Mount this to a top folding A2 card base and you are ready to go.

Copic Coloring for the Thanks for being so Sweet card image:

I stamped all of the images and colored them when I made THIS CARD that I shared last week, and of course that meant I had some left overs.  This Sundae was one of them. The Copic Markers I used are covered in this image: 

 Once colored, cut the Sundae out with the coordinating die. 

 Next, place the card front into the Misti Stamping Tool. Dry fit the Sundae on the left to give you enough room to stamp the sentiment in black ink. 

Once the ink is dry, attach the Sundae with foam square to add a bit of dimension to the card.

 

Embellishing:

Finally, embellish with some colored sequins from the Rainbow Party mix from Simon Says Stamp. 

  

used for the Simon Says Stamp Thanks for being so Sweet card:

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