Stamped Poppy Card with Coloured Card Stock

A project from our live show Create Together Club - 5 Days of Creativity - Broadcast Friday 14TH Feb 2025 · 14/02/2025 · watch it from 11:00

Create a striking card by stamping a large poppy flower onto multiple pieces of coloured card stock without moving the stamp. This technique allows you to produce several cards with the same design on different coloured backgrounds, giving you options to choose your favourite colour combination.

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Step by step

1. Gather a card blank and four pieces of coloured card stock in soft, chalky pastel shades. ▶ watch 11:00
2. Ink up the large poppy stamp from the set with black ink. ▶ watch 12:00
3. Position the card blank in the corner of your Eureka stamping system to hold it steady. ▶ watch 12:30
4. Stamp the poppy onto the card blank, pressing firmly to get good coverage. ▶ watch 12:45
5. Without moving the stamp, remove the card blank and replace it with your first piece of coloured card stock, positioning it in the corner. ▶ watch 13:00
6. Stamp the poppy onto this first coloured piece, re-inking the stamp if needed for a darker impression. ▶ watch 13:15
7. Repeat the process with each remaining piece of coloured card stock, keeping the stamp in the same position each time. ▶ watch 13:45
8. Review all your stamped pieces and choose your favourite coloured background for your finished card. ▶ watch 14:15

Tips from the show

• Do not move your stamp between stampings—this is key to the technique.
• You may need to stamp twice on textured card stock to get good detail in all the grooves.
• If you have multiple pieces of card stock, you can cut them into strips and paper piece them back together to create additional unique cards from the offcuts.

More from this show

• Horizontal Striped Paper Pieced Card
• Monochromatic Black and White Segmented Card
• Ombré Paper Pieced Card with Graduated Colours
• Alternative Ombré Card with Rearranged Strips

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