I just got this Flowers Fair Stamp Set, and I was inspired to make a monochromatic card with it to keep things simple! I haven’t really used this In Color, Darling Duckling very much, even though it’s been around for a year. I wasn’t sure how this color, on a monochromatic card, would look, but I think I like it! This Monochromatic Flowers Fair Big Hugs Card was certainly quick and easy to make.
The card base is Darling Duckling yellow. The fold is at the top because I cut the full sheet of paper lengthwise at 4 1/4″, then scored at 5 1/2″ for the fold. The bunch of flowers, from the one big Flowers Fair Stamp Set, is really just one big stamp! It will fit on the largest Clear Block F. You can either stamp down on the Basic White paper, or you can lay the cardstock on top of the inked stamp, rub your hand all over the paper to make sure it inks well, then pull the paper off. If you are concerned about getting ink on your fingers, just place a piece of computer paper or pull your Grid Paper over on top of the stamp and rub your hand over the whole thing.
I chose a greeting from the Delicate Framing Stamp Set, which you will find on the Last Chance list, even discounted a little bit! I love the font and the sentiments in this stamp set. I stamped it in Darling Duckling ink on Basic White cardstock and cut it out with one of the small rectangular dies in the Nested Essentials Dies. For a little pizzazz, I die cut a piece of Darling Duckling cardstock into a small banner. I cut the banner in half and used each half on the sides of the greeting. No one can tell I only cut a small banner and cut it in half to get a longer length out of it. It’s my secret! I popped this whole thing up with Stampin’ Dimensionals. I tried adding some Darling Duckling Ribbon but I didn’t have enough space. Instead, I added three pearls from the 2025-2027 In Color Flat Pearls in Darling Duckling. I really like that addition on this card.
This one big Flowers Fair Stamp Set stamp can also be stamped in Memento ink and colored with whatever medium you like. I’ll be making some cards with Stampin’ Blends soon, I’m sure!





