I am so happy to be able to join this month’s stamp of the month blog hop with my fellow Makers. Each month, we show you a variety of ways to use these exclusive stamp sets, and, this month, we are showing you how to use these adorable doodled images on your projects.
What is a blog hop? 
Well, if you have come here from Kimberly Loewen’s blog, then you are in the right place. As you travel from blog to blog, you will be inspired by projects created by our talented team. When you are finished viewing my Doodled Border Valentine tutorial, you can click the link at the end to “hop” on over to the next creation. If you get lost along the way, you will find the complete list of participating consultants on Melinda’s Blog.
As a cardmaker, I like having a quick, simple pattern that I can make last-minute. If you are like me, you are going to enjoy the video tutorial I created showing you how to make these three cards using the Doodled Border stamp set.
The original card with the bow was inspired by a few cards I found on Pinterest that used washi tape and ribbon. I decided to take that pattern and adapt it to these border stamp images.
The first card was stamped using Scarlet ink with those adorable doodled hearts. I added a sentiment along the top border then embellished the card with a small bow.
The bow was cut out using our Small Bow thin cuts, then dry embossed using a swiss dot embossing folder. Adding those whimsical polka-dots matched the doodle hearts so well.
The second card was stamped in the same manner as the first. This time, instead of the hearts, I used the little asterisks border to match the flower on the front of the card.
I used Scarlet ink to match the Blue Belle flower sticker and gems, then added a simple wooden sentiment. Those wooden sentiments are some of my favorites to use on cards.
The third and final card has more of a masculine feel. I designed this as a Valentine for my son. I used Espresso ink with a few of the large borders to create the background then added some die cuts I had leftover in my stash.
Each card was created using the same technique, yet, they each look so uniquely different because of the colors used and the embellishments added. You could easily change the look of your cards by selecting a different color palette, die cut, or sentiment.
If you would like to learn how to make some of these Doodled Borders cards, you can view my video tutorial. I show you how to ensure that your borders are stamped straight across the card, and I share a few tips to help you as you create.
I hope that these cards inspired you to try something new with the Doodled Borders stamp set. Now head on over to Megan Lawrence’s blog to see her work! Be sure to visit all of the blogs to get some great crafting tips and other fun ideas.
Don’t forget! The Doodled Borders stamp set is only available until February 28th. Contact your CTMH Consultant, or visit the my website to learn how you can get this stamp set for FREE as a VIP or for only $5.00 with a qualifying purchase.
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I love the look of these cards and I will be trying this technique very soon. Thank you for sharing your wonderful cards, they are beautiful.
You are welcome. I can’t wait to see what you create.
Um. Wow. That’s all I’ve got for you. Okay…and AAAAAMAZING! Love them!
You are too kind. Thank you.
Love the cards and how you used the same design and each card had its on personality.
That was so much fun! I hope to see more ideas from others. There are so many possibilities.
These cards are awesome! What a great idea to use various stamps from this set 🙂
I had fun making them. I hope you give this a try.
What a fabulous way to use these stamps!
Thank you. I had fun coming up with new designs.
What a great card design! Loved your process video as well. Thanks for sharing and explaining this clever idea.
Thank you, friend. It was a little difficult getting back into crafting, but I made it. 😀
How FUN!! Love this different card design, and how well the border stamps fit into this card!! So pretty!!
Thank you, Krista!
What a unique way to use these borders. I love how you’ve drawn the eye to your main image using the angles. You always inspire me!!
That is so kind of you to say. I think you do a pretty amazing job yourself.
WOW amazing cards, how clever! Love the design, especially with the bow! It looks like a gift!
Thank you.
How simple yet amazing!! Love them all!
Thank you so much!
These are all darling! I love the twists on your design.
Thank you