All you need are basic supplies stamps, paper and ink and if you have them you can then embellish with ribbon and/or rhinestones, dots or whatever you have in your stash. Although I haven't used it here white ribbon is a great staple to have as you can always use your Stampin' Blends alcohol markers to colour it to match your project.
In my card today I've used inks in pear pizzazz, bermuda bay and island indigo. I've added night of navy ribbon and old olive and dapper denim enamel spots. I used my new Stamparatus which is the best stamp positioning tool to hit the market (coming very soon for ordering) to stamp my thank yous perfectly on my white card and then I've added the circles which are made in such a way as to appear watercolored. The stamps are textured and therefore give some subtle definition and texture to your stamping. The stamped piece is then matted onto pear pizzazz and island indigo card.
You could make it even simpler by just tying the ribbon around the stamp white card, but I chose to add a strip of tear and tape (double sided sticky tape) to the card making sure to overlap it top and bottom to tuck the ribbon ends away. You can then just remove the backing from the sticky and work down pinching the ribbon as you go and pushing it onto the sticky strip. I've added a bow separately with a glue dot. If you don't like bows have you tried the 'bunny ears' technique? Just make two similar size loops in your ribbon and then tie them in a single knot. It might need a little tweaking but it's by far the quickest and easiest way to tie a bow.
Remember that this stamp set is free with a purchase of £45 from my Stampin' Shop through until 31 March 2018.
Have fun with this abstract set that has all the basic sentiments you need too!
Hugs Zoe x
