Virtual Card Club – Getting the most out of sentiment stamps

Hi everyone! It’s been ages since I posted a Virtual Card Club, so it’s about time, yeah? :)

If you’ve been around here for a while you know that not too long ago I went on the hunt for more sentiment stamps. After realizing I didn’t have much variety, I started keeping my eyes open for some good additional sentiment stamps. Now that I have a few that I use often and love, I’m wondering how else I can use them. How can I get the most out of my sentiment stamps?

That was the idea behind this Virtual Card Club. I asked myself, “How can sentiment stamps be used in ways that are beyond the obvious?” :)

I created three cards with the same sentiment stamp but used in different ways. If you want to use the same stamp I used for my cards, I used the Live & Laugh stamp set from Hero Arts. However, these same ideas can be used with whatever sentiment stamps you have on hand. I included two more ideas for sentiment stamps in the PDF as well.

The PDF for this class is 6 pages long with large photos and step by step instructions (with photos!). You can substitute the supplies I used with whatever you have on hand. If you want to use the exact items, all supplies are listed on the first page. As with the sentiment stamp I mention above, you can substitute with whatever supplies are in your stash.

What is Virtual Card Club?

For those of you new to VCC, it’s the way I share new and fun ideas with my blog readers. Not only do you get to follow along with the projects I create by using your own supplies, but it’s a great way to show your support. The money from VCC goes to maintaining the web hosting for this blog. :) For only $5 you get high quality photos and ideas. All you have to do is break out your supplies and get started!

NOTE: Supplies are NOT included. You must use your own supplies. Virtual Card Club is essentially an online class.

Anyhow, enjoy! And if you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact me. :)
You’ll also need Adobe Reader to view the PDF file. Download it for free here.