Good morning! Today I’m excited to be a stop on the hop for the Reverse Confetti August release blog hop and I’m featuring the fantastic You Matter stamp set!
But before we get started I wanted to share Reverse Confetti’s Annual Summer Sale! Save 20% on your entire purchase with the code RCSUMMER!!
I also have a video for this card and my new cardstock storage system that you can watch below or over on my Youtube channel:
I wanted to create simple (easy to mass-produce) but impactful cards using this meaningful set so I decided that using different rainbows of cardstocks would be a perfect way to do it! 🙂 I used a variety of skin tone cardstocks and then a full rainbow of cardstocks to create both designs. I cut the cardstocks into strips of varying widths and then adhered them to A2 panels.
I stamped the ring of hands onto the panels with versamark and heat-embossed them with gold tinsel embossing powder. Then I added the sentiment that was gold heat-embossed on black cardstock with foam mounting tape for a little extra dimension! You could easily use whatever cardstocks you have in your stash and exchange in any of the fabulous sentiments from this set to create your own card set!
You should have arrived from Jeanne and Candice is your next stop! You can also find the full hop list over at the Reverse Confetti blog!
Thanks so much for visiting and enjoy the hop!!
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Love your cards Jess and your cardstock storage too!
OMG – what a great system for cardstock storage! Thank you for sharing that and your wonderful cards. Love the sentiments!
What are the not clear but not opaque boxes that you are putting the cardstock and dividers in? Love your cards!! Thanks!
Love your new storage system!!
Wonderful stamp set and cards–the gold embossing is so pretty! Thanks for sharing the paper storage ideas. The scraps going into a sheet protector is a great tip too.