Stampin Up Wonderful World & 8 Fun Techniques To Try

As you may know, Sale-a-bration is underway which means you can get free products for ordering stamping supplies right now! Today I want to highlight one of the products you can get for free, along with eight neat techniques you can try using this bundle or the stamps and papers in your own collection. Let’s take a look at the Stampin Up Wonderful World bundle and a lot of neat ways to use it!

8 Simple techniques to try using your stamps and paper! Samples feature the Stampin Up Wonderful World bundle.

8 Techniques To Try With Your Stamps And Papers Video

Watch along here to see eight techniques you can use with the beautiful Stampin Up Wonderful World bundle.

Stampin Up Wonderful World Bundle

As a part of Sale-a-bration, the Wonderful World bundle is free right now with any $100 purchase. We also have a lot of other items available, and many are free with a $50 purchase. Take a look at the Sale-a-bration items here.

Before I used the Wonderful World stamp set, I liked it, but when I used it I loved it. The stamps turn out so beautiful. Let’s look at some fun ways to use these products!

Designer Paper Techniques

First I’ll share four fun techniques to try with your printed papers. For details on any of these techniques, make sure to watch along with the video.

1. Add Color Using Markers Or Water Painters

Originally, this paper included white, greens, purples, and blues. I added the reds with markers for a fun pop of color.

2. Fussy Cutting

I cut out this beautiful flower from a print in the paper pack. It makes a beautiful focal point for this simple card.

3. Cut Into Panels

I began with a piece of floral paper measuring 4″ x 5 1/4″. I cut the piece in half both directions, first at 2″ and then at 2 5/8″. If you like this type of card, you can see more panel card ideas here.

4. Nested Die Cutting

By cutting with several dies at once, you can create neat effects as shown below.

Techniques With Stamps

Now let’s talk about some fun techniques to try with your stamps.

1. Color With Markers

This allows you to get different colors of ink on different parts of your stamp.

2. Color With Daubers

This is similar to the technique shown above, but the ink is applied to the stamp with sponge daubers.

3. Stamp, Then Emboss

Use the Stamparatus to stamp an image, then stamp again in the same place using Versamark ink. Emboss with clear embossing powder, and it looks like you embossed with other colors!

4. Lineless Coloring

I love the effect of not having outlines on a stamped image. Learn more about lineless coloring here or you can learn all about water painters as well.

Will the Stampin Up Wonderful World bundle be on your next order? Remember all Sale-a-bration items are available while supplies last, so get the ones you love before they’re gone!

Also, if you love the greeting stamps I used to finish these cards, they come from the Hope & Prayer stamp set!