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A Tiny Prince is Coming

Hey there everyone! As promised I have one more post with Stampendous and the inspirational theme week.

I'm sharing Tiny Prince stamp that is filled with so many wonderful ways to call upon the tiny babe's birth we celebrate this season. I super loved pulling out my watercolors and giving this stamp some royal hues.

Happy birthday tiny prince!
Supplies:

Note: In this supply list affiliate links are used for Amazon (AZ) at no cost to you, though it means when you click the link and make a purchase I receive a few pennies as a commission. Stampendous (STM), Ellen Hutson (EH) and Blick Studio (Blick) links are also listed for non-affiliate shopping.

Stampendous:

  • R273 Tiny Prince Rubber Stamp (AZ, STM)
  • FRL02 Gold Lux Mix (AZ, STM)
  • GX802F Fine Gold Halo Mix (AZ, STM)
  • STF082 Versafine™ Onyx Black Ink by Tsukineko® (AZ, STM)
  • SSH57 Jumbo Acrylic Perfectly Clear™ Handle (AZ, STM)
  • Wagner HT 400 Embossing Heat Tool (AZ, STM)

Plus:
  • My Colors™ Spanish Moss and Dare Devil cardstock by My Mind's Eye® (company website)
  • 90 lb. Watercolor Paper (AZ, Blick)
  • Gansai Tambi watercolors by Kuretake® (AZ, Blick)
  • Gold Velvet Shimmer ribbon by Creative Expressions® (company website)
  • Large Zots™ by Therm-o-Web® (AZ)
  • Foam Squares by Therm-o-Web® (AZ)
  • Mono Multi Liquid Glue by Tombow® (AZ, EH)
  • Paintbrush for watercolor (AZ)
  • 3M Scotch 2090 Blue Painters Tape: 1-inch (AZ, Blick)

 Instructions:

  1. Fold 5 1/2 x 11 inch Spanish Moss cardstock in half for a 5 1/2 square inch card base.
  2. Stamp Tiny Prince with waterproof black ink onto 4 1/4 x 5 1/2 inch watercolor paper. Heat dry.
  3. Tape to board or waterproof flat surface.
  4. Watercolor image (No. 20, 36, 38, 43, 44, 46, 47, 51, 54)
  5. Accent image with watercolor metallics (10, 91, 95)
  6. Dry completely and remove from board and discard tape.
  7. Add liquid glue to bottom corners to front of card base and sprinkle with Gold Lux Mix. Remove excess.
  8. Glue Dare Devil paper to card base at an angle.
  9. Trim ends of ribbon as tails and glue across card base above mix.
  10. Add foam squares to back of watercolored image and add to card base.
  11. Place three round Zots™ adhesive to the right of watercolor image and sprinkle with Fine Halo Mix.
  12. Rub in mix and then tap off excess returning to jar.


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  1. BunnyDecember 22, 2016 at 6:24 AM

    I love this stamp. All the words on it light up the name of our Savior. Beautiful colors on the card.

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  2. ColleenDecember 22, 2016 at 7:23 AM

    your card is Gorgeous.
    I just bought that stamp @ Michaels so can't wait to use it on my next years cards.
    Wishing you a Very Merry Christmas

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  3. barbara macaskillDecember 22, 2016 at 9:33 AM

    W O W ! I think that says it all! Just W O W ! ! ! TFS! Merry Christmas!

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