Panda Card

Everything seems to be coming up Chinese these days and with her elegant simplicity, Rosemary Lam makes the source of inspiration unmistakable. Her cards are always clean and bold which is the original Posh style. You can make this card too!

Look at the entire set and think of all the far Eastern ”poshabilities”. Like all of Dee Gruenig’s sets, a huge value is provided to make nearly infinite combinations from a single set, with all stamps meticulously designed in proper proportion to one another to be used interchangeably. You can extend this by combining it with another in the new Cultural Posh category such as the Japanese set. Other cultural sets to be considered for this are the African set and the soon to arrive Pre-Columbian set.

With these sets you can make cards until the pandas (er - cows) come home!

*Products for making these will be available in the future.

• Cut a piece of white glossy card stock 5-5/8 x 4”. Color bamboo stamp with grass green brush marker. Stamp onto white glossy cardstock. Color Chinese character stamp with black and ruby red brush markers and stamp on cardstock. Cut a piece of black cardstock 11-1/2 x 4-1/8” and fold in half. Layer the white cardstock on top of it.

• Color pandas with black brush marker and stamp on a separate piece of white glossy cardstock. Cut pandas out and set aside.

• Cut a piece of sage cardstock 1-1/4 x 4-1/8” and fold it in half and attach to the top of the card. Wrap the black string around the skewer stick at each end and tie a few knots to secure it tightly. Attach the stick to the sage cardstock.

• Attach the pandas to the card using 3-D dimensional pop dots.
  
  
• The finished project!!