Video Tutorial - Making Diwali cards in bulk

Hello dear crafters, Namaste!

With Navratri, India starts the season of festivals and it ends only with Christmas, so we are in a festive mood for three months. I am sharing a video tutorial today where I am using one stamp set and showing you ideas of easy and quick designs for mass production of Diwali cards.

In my examples today, I have limited my supplies, I am using almost same products but trying to achieve a different look for each of the cards, also keeping it easy to make multiples of.

For my first card,
I have used Lakshmi stamp from the Shubh-Labh stamp set and Geometric flowers stencil for the background. Quick stamping in colored inks for easy card, for making in multiples.

Products used

Stamp -  Shubh-Labh

Stencil - Geometric flowers

Color Mist - Lemon tart

Cardstocks - Natural white

                     Rich Red

Ink pad- Red/ Crimson ink

Anti static tool - Ranger anti static pouch

Embossing powder  - Gold super fine detail

Stamping block -Acrylic block

Tape - Double sided foam tape

Ink -Versamark ink

For my Second card, 
I am using the feet from the stamp set Shubh-Labh and the Geometric flowers stencil for a subtle background.

Products used

Stamp -  Shubh-Labh

Stencil - Geometric flowers

Color Mist -Autumn blaze

Cardstocks - Natural white

                     Rich Red

Ink pad- Red/ Crimson ink

Pen - Zig clean color real brush pen

Anti static tool - Ranger anti static pouch

Embossing powder  - Gold super fine detail

Stamping Platform -Tim Holtz stamp platform

Tape - Double sided foam tape

Ink -Versamark ink

For the last card,

I made a background with Shri and Swastik mini stamps in the set and heat embossed happy Diwali on the Rich red cardstock.

Products used

Stamp -  Shubh-Labh

Cardstocks - Natural white

                     Rich Red

Ink pad- Red/ Crimson ink

Anti static tool - Ranger anti static pouch

Embossing powder  - Gold super fine detail

Stamping Platform -Tim Holtz stamp platform

Tape - Double sided foam tape

Ink -Versamark ink

I hope you are inspired by these examples. Having many stamps is always great for making cards, but if you are on a budget and can buy one stamp for Diwali, I cannot recommend Shubh-Labh enough.

Video -  Watch the video tutorial below to learn how I made the cards I am sharing today.

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Hope you will make cards for family and friends with these ideas in mind, do tag us #craftangles when you share them in social media. Also, there is a sale on right now in the store and this stamp set is only Rs 350/- , so grab it before they get out of stock. And don't forget to play in our monthly challenge, you can link your creations here.

Thank you, Happy Navratri and advance wishes for a happy Diwali :)

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