Postage Stamp Punch Tips and Techniques

With the Postage Stamp Punch you can create fun and different cards with a variety of techniques. These techniques can be done with the Posted for You stamp set or without them; the option is yours but I will say the Posted for You stamp set is awesome. Stop by my blog for all the details here: https://wp.me/p59VWq-bki. #stampinup #postagestamp #punch #thestampcamp

With the Postage Stamp Punch you can create fun and different cards with a variety of techniques. These techniques can be done with the Posted for You stamp set or without it.   The option is yours but, I will say the Posted for You stamp set is awesome.

The Posted For You Bundle will save you 10% so why not purchase the bundle and have it all!

This first card is showing you what you can do with the stamp set and the postage stamp punch.  Just repeat the pattern of the same “stamp” just like what you would get at the post office.

With the Postage Stamp Punch you can create fun and different cards with a variety of techniques. These techniques can be done with the Posted for You stamp set or without them; the option is yours but I will say the Posted for You stamp set is awesome. Stop by my blog for all the details here: https://wp.me/p59VWq-bki. #stampinup #postagestamp #punch #thestampcamp

On this card I used the Postage stamp punch to create the spotlight technique.  I used the Free as a Bird stamp set and punched out the single bird using the postage stamp punch and colored it in with the blends.

You need to stamp the bird image twice.  The first time I die cut it out with the Stitched Rectangle Dies and the second time I stamped it I used the postage stamp punch.

The background Pool Party piece was ran through the Brick and Mortar 3D embossing folder.

The pearls were colored with the Dark Pool Party Blend.

With the Postage Stamp Punch you can create fun and different cards with a variety of techniques. These techniques can be done with the Posted for You stamp set or without them; the option is yours but I will say the Posted for You stamp set is awesome. Stop by my blog for all the details here: https://wp.me/p59VWq-bki. #stampinup #postagestamp #punch #thestampcamp

With this card I actually made the postage stamp punched pieces smaller.  I will demonstrate this technique tonight on my FaceBook page and YouTube channel “The Stamp Camp” at 7:30PM EST.   Make sure to join me tonight to see this and other tips I have for the Postage Stamp Punch.

A full sheet of Postage stamps; which could be all the same color as shown or color each flower image a different color.

The little Rhinestones in the flower centers were colored with the Dark Daffodil Delight Blend.

With the Postage Stamp Punch you can create fun and different cards with a variety of techniques. These techniques can be done with the Posted for You stamp set or without them; the option is yours but I will say the Posted for You stamp set is awesome. Stop by my blog for all the details here: https://wp.me/p59VWq-bki. #stampinup #postagestamp #punch #thestampcamp

The PDF files for these cards will be in the Tuesday’s Tips and Techniques Album for July 2020.  You can get the PDF File for ALL of my July Tuesday’s Tips and Techniques PDF files with a min. $25.00 online order and use the following hostess code:  7BH6FEQW

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The Customer Appreciation PDF file for July 2020 features the Harvest Hellos and the Celebrate Sunflowers stamp sets. This month's PDF files will give you a jump start on your fall gift giving ideas and cards. Details are on my blog here: https://wp.me/p59VWq-bjw. #stampinup #thestampcamp #harvesthellos #celebratesunflowers

This month’s Customer Appreciation PDF file was created by LeAnn Skinner and Tina Gardner.   Stamp Sets used for this month’s Customer Appreciation PDF files were the Harvest Hellos with the coordinating Apple Builder Punch and the Celebrate Sunflowers Bundle.  All the projects this month will give you a jump start for your fall gift giving or cards.  Tina did a fabulous 3D wall decor project using the Celebrate Sunflowers Bundle; that you are just going to LOVE!

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Glenda

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2 thoughts on “Postage Stamp Punch Tips and Techniques”

  1. Donna Little says:

    Hi Glenda. Love these cards. Each so unique and beautiful. Thank you for sharing and giving us inspiration to keep creating. 🙂

  2. Glenda says:

    Thanks Donna, glad you liked them. Join me tonight for Tuesday’s Tips and Techniques featuring the Postage stamp punch.

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