Because we can see through the block and stamp it is so easy to stamp the paper shape after you cut it on the Cricut machine!
- The banner is stamped and ready to go! Fast, Simple, Easy!
The female birthday cards I created were made using the Sophia papers. I just love the pinks and greens! I also used the cupcake stamp set that came in the Cricut Art Philosophy cartridge bundle as well as D1330 Connections stamp set to add the little circles behind the cupcake cut-out.  The paper edges are distressed with Tulip ink and Pear ink and I used some Stardust Glitz Glitter Gel and a little bow to add some flair!
The male cards were created using the Lucky paper pack as well as the Cricut Art Philosophy cartridge and numerous stamp sets that I’ll list below the pictures. This was a fun swap to participate in – I cannot wait to see what my friends have created as well!!
Hopefully you can see the versatility of this cute little stamp that also coordinates with a shape that I cut from the Art Philosophy Cricut Cartridge! It can be used for pretty much every occasion. I just put a little red brad in the “check-box” that worked for my cards and tied a little waxy flax on the star that I added. Super cute and super simple!
As promised…the supplies used in the Lucky cards are:
- Of course, the Lucky paper pack
- D1403 Star Power stamp set
- The Art Philosophy cartridge AND stamp sets
- The red brad assortment
- and a black fine-tip marker to do the faux stitching on the square and arrow – I like the BIC Mark-It permanent markers
Great swap cards!
Thank you for the nice comment Vicki! Also – thanks for alerting me about the box design. I have linked to your site so others can come check them out. The A2 box design is awesome and super easy to make. Thanks again!
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