Hello and welcome to another Lawn Clippings Wednesday! Today we have a treat: a video from design team member, Chari!
Chari makes these adorable cards that I call “Critters in Love” cards. She does a mirror stamping technique that is too cool.
Isn’t this card so sweet?! She used Jessie’s ABCs, Critters in the Snow, and her fabulous technique shown in the video below!
Watch it here or at Chari’s YouTube channel to see some mirror stamping fun!
Thank you so much for watching, and thank you to Chari for the video!
Here is another cutey card using the same technique!
Love this! She used Bon Voyage, Teeny Tiny Backdrops, Happily Ever After, Harold’s ABCs, Say Cheese, Love ‘n Breakfast and Critters on the Farm!
We hope you guys enjoyed this fun video!
Thank you so much for visiting!
Have an amazing day,
So cute cards!!! I love your stamps! Happy new year from Greece!
So that's the trick! Thanks so much, cause I was wondering too how you did that! Defintely gonna try this….
These are sooo cute! And I love this technique, gives such fun cards!! Very nice!! Thanks for the inspiration!
Hugs, Wendy
Definitely love this technique! Can't wait to give it a try! TFS!
LOVE it! So much easier than what I've been doing! Thanks so much for sharing!!!
I was always using a stamp with a big open area, and of course, it wouldn't work right. Now I understand – didn't think of that at all! ha! You should make/sell a set of a couple different sizes of solid 'stamps' specifically for this.
Thanks for sharing.
Your cards are so amazing, Chari!
great video! will have to give it a try! 🙂
AAAHAHAHA I love both of these!!!!!! Chari is amazing and always SO inspiring! Off to watch the video now 🙂
Great video and wonderful idea!
Hehehe! "Critters in Love" is a perfect name! Love it! 🙂
ADORABLE!!! Thanks for sharing your secret 🙂
Awesome, I finally know how to mirror stamp! Thanks for sharing this technique. The cards are adorable!
i would never have thought to stamp onto a stamp – brilliant! Great video & cards!!
Such cute, CUTE cards from Chari! I am in love with both, especially the cows! Thanks for the how to video also! I must give reverse stamping another tried. I FAILED big time the first time!
Awwww I love these "Critters in love" cards!! So cute! I love the sky in both, too. Thanks for the video, I need to improve my techinque, so useful!
Great video Shari! Thank you! I have been trying to use a mirror image stamp for years with little success, I always smudge – this looks great!
Wow…. FABULOUS technique & video! Chari did an awesome job with those cute cards. 🙂
Great technique and helpful video!
i am so thankful for that video!!!!! it's a million times easier than what i had come up with in my head! 🙂 ha ha!
and that igloo….it's AMAZING!!!
thanks again, chari!!!
Thank you so much for sharing! I was also wondering what the trick was.
Both o them are cool, I love the first card, thanks for sharing great ideas, chari..
fantastic thank for the tutorial Chari!! That answered all m questions about it 🙂
I have always wondered how you do that. Will give a try to see how I do. Thanks so much for the video. Explained so much and those cards are so cute.
THANKYOU for this awesome trick, Chari! I have a reverse stamp, but it's pretty small. You opened up a new world of possibilities. Your cards are adorable! Can't wait to make some couples. 😉
GREAT video! THANKS SO MUCH!
I never would have thought of that!!! Such a great idea and so cool! Love the example cards too!! Thanks for sharing!
i have just linked your post with the fiskars blog. i hope this is ok. i did a link to your blog too and bigged up your stamps…why wouldn't i i love them!!!!!
http://fiskarscraft.typepad.com/my_weblog/2012/01/fiskars-sightingstamp-press-and-a-neat-little-tutorial.html
Very cool technique and fab tutorial Kelly!!!
Thank you for sharing this link with us Tara 🙂
Super fun technique and awesome video!!! I will definitely try this out soon!!! Thanks for the inspiration!
thank you for sharing a neat technique! you make it look sooooo easy!
Muito bom!
Adorei!
beijos
Adorable! I loved the idea! Thanks a lot.
What a great idea . Thanks so much for sharing . Im going to try this.