Make Greeting Cards With Ink Stamps

It is fun to create greeting cards with rubber ink stamps. Numerous types of ink stamps including simple ink stamps with pad, stock message stamps, pre-ink stamps, notary ink stamps and date stamps are widely used in offices.

It is important for you to make proper selection of a stamp. The ink stamp pads are available in colors such as green, blue, red, black and violet. You can combine two colors in one stamp pad for producing a multidimensional effect.

For having a single color, you need to swab the stamp on the stamp pad and then press on your paper. Stamp in such a way that the whole pattern looks clear and is completely visible.

For getting dual effect, first dab your stamp on stamp pad. Then apply it on the paper edges.

For making greeting cards with rubber ink stamps, follow the tips as below:

Equip yourself with materials such as blank card or card stock, color pens, glitter, color pencils, paintbrush, craft calk and pattern paper.

Take a blank card first. Choose a matching rubber stamp. You may add images, flowers or leaves. To give it an attractive look, decorate with colorful velvet paper or crush paper. Paste this on the cards front side.

You may include a message that better suits the event. Imprint the message and image on card using the rubber stamp. The pigment ink will take some time to try. However, it delivers quality image.

You may even color the message outline as well as the pictures with the help of a pencil color or pen color, which helps to make it look much impressive. Use multiple colors of ink stamps. Apply them in numerous styles or place on the cards opposite side.

To obtain a clear finish, you may use watermark inks or chalks along with glitter, which offers a glossy and shiny look. In addition, you may even produce dual effect through rubber stamps.

The greeting cards will look meaningful as well as beautiful with a perfect combination of colors, different shades and beautiful words. This way, you get greeting cards with rubber ink stamps.