LDRS Creative | Mass Producing Stamped Cards for the Holidays

Christmas is just around the corner, and time is running out to get those holiday cards in the mail! Here's a quick and simple design idea using the LDRS Creative Christmas Inlay Stamps - perfect for creating a stack of festive cards in no time!

Products used -

Christmas Inlay 6x8 Stamps

Good Cheer Sentiments 6x8 Stamps

Hand Torn Squares Dies

Olive Branch Hybrid Ink Pad

Iced Tea Hybrid Ink Pad

Kiss Me Red Hybrid Ink Pad

Raven Hybrid Ink Pad

In this video, I made four cards in about fifteen minutes. That's pretty quick! If you need a bunch of cards and don't have a lot of time on your hands, this is definitely the way to go. I chose to stamp the deer and trees from the Christmas Inlay 6x8 Stamps, but there are a few different motifs that you could stamp. I stamped my scene and sentiments onto white cardstock and trimmed the panels down with the Hand Torn Squares Dies. I used those same dies to cut out red and green cardstock for layering.

I'm going to be mailing these cards, so I only put foam tape behind the white stamped panel, but if you're hand delivering you cards, you could go crazy and pop up each layer for lots of dimension. That's it! I hope you all have a fabulous day! 

LDRS Creative | Easy Holiday Inlay Card

Mass producing Holiday cards has never been easier! Join me for a quick and easy stamped card using the Cozy Days Inlay Stamps. 

Products used - 

Cozy Days Inlay 6x8 Stamps

Good Cheer Sentiments 6x8 Stamps

Hand Torn Ovals Dies

Raven Hybrid Ink Pad

Olive Branch Hybrid Ink Pad

Iced Tea Hybrid Ink Pad

Dan-D-Lion Hybrid Ink Pad

These inlay stamps are my new favorite style of stamps! It is SO incredibly easy to create beautiful scenes with minimal effort - just my style of papercrafting! I cut one of the Hand Torn Ovals and placed it into my stamping platform and built a scene with the Cozy Days Inlay 6x8 Stamps. I like to start with what I call the "base" of inlay stamping. Simply find the largest image in your scene and stamp that onto your card. In this instance, it's the trees. Then I moved on to the deer, and finished with the stars. Look at the detail! And I didn't have to do anything fancy! I added another oval and popped them up onto a red card base for a pop of color. 

Even though I only made one card in today's video, you could easily create a whole bunch of this design at once! I would create an "assembly line" - die cut all of your ovals at once, stamp all of the trees, then stamp all of the deer, etc. This makes it quick and easy so you don't have to reposition your stamps a bunch of times. Happy crafting!