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How to Make 4 Sakura Cards from One Large Stamp

April 18, 2026 by Heather Holbrook

How to Make 4 Sakura Cards from One Large Stamp

Every year Altenew Stamps releases an anniversary set that features one large floral stamp and this years collection called Sakura Blooms has a massive clear stamp that measures 8″ x 11″ , how crazy is that!? What can you do with a stamp that size you might ask? Well Amy R. is here to show you how to create 4 different cards using one stamping of this large design. It’s also perfect for stamping an entire background for a scrapbook or journal pages or creating home decor projects like framed art work too, the possibilities are endless with a stamp this big!

How to Make 4 Sakura Cards from One Large Stamp

She stamped this large stamp in black onto pink cardstock using a large stamping platform and then used the coordinating stencils to color in the flowers, stems and leaves, adding highlights with a white gel pen and then several colors of paint splatter. She then cut that large panel into 4 card sides pieces, putting them on top fold white card bases, stamping a black sentiment on each as well as including a gold die cut word layered with vellum. Inside the card are subtle pink flowers with another sentiment over top.

Visit the Prairie Paper and Ink blog to watch her video tutorial.

-Heather

 

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