Celebrate A Special Milestone With a Monochromatic Layering Anniversary Card
- Keisha Diann

- 7 hours ago
- 2 min read

Hello Lovelies! I just realized that I don't make a lot of anniversary cards and thought that the beautiful Heirloom Roses Layered Stamp and Die Set from Simon Says Stamp's Always There Release was the perfect opportunity to build my stash. Using the same family of blue inks for monochromatic layering, I decided to primarily focus on one color and be ready for celebrating the next time that I need an Anniversary Card.

Key Supplies for Monochromatic Layering Anniversary Card
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HAPPY ANNIVERSARY CARD - Layered Stamping and Die-cutting
Card Size: ~4 1/4" x 5 1/2"

COLOR PALETTE
TIM HOLTZ DISTRESS INK: Lost Shadow

PROJECT HIGHLIGHTS
Just two quick tips:
The stamp-layering works light to dark, with your lightest layer as the base/bottom layer.
Glad Press and Seal is one of the favorite craftroom helpers! After you lay out all your die-cut pieces and embellishments on your background, cover them with this film to hold in place for applying glue before adhering to the background when ready.
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