Hi all, today I have a fun and quick tutorial for you to create your own matching Pocket Page cards with the This is life "Gathering" stamp set.
All you need are:
* This is Life "Gathering" stamp set
* Basic white cardstock (preferably smooth)
* A few colors of ink
* Ink blenders
* Masking paper/tape
* Additional embellishments, such as labels for example
All you need are:
* This is Life "Gathering" stamp set
* Basic white cardstock (preferably smooth)
* A few colors of ink
* Ink blenders
* Masking paper/tape
* Additional embellishments, such as labels for example
I started by cutting down my cardstock to cards of 4"x6" and 3"x4".
I then created a couple of different masks for areas I wanted to keep white.
I did this by cutting down some strips of masking paper and using a 2" circle punch.
Of course, you can use all kinds of shapes and you can completely alter it to your own likings :-)
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEg-BsKL_rvcQ150CjOx3n_bWhGeQhwD-nYkWTrcyG0nTq4OTUfXxFdwCR5B_N1bbI399MSaYuhV_YCFxoJjz30_BO77LllchMKOMwuwmsAW90nH9v3aGisxcWef6Hsh0pM6WvfszWhJXBo/s640/CTK-Nov17-Kristel-Arends-02.jpg)
After I had masked my cards it was time to give a few cards some color.
I used an ink blender (by Ranger) combined with dye inks and all you have to do is go around in small circles to cover your area(s) with color.
It takes a bit of work to get a nice, saturated, color, but the results are lovely :-)
Before removing the masking paper, I wanted to add some extra interest to a couple of cards, by adding a few lovely stamps from this month's This is Life "Gathering" stamp set.
I love the effect of repeated stamping, but of course you can also mix and match with different stamps and colors to create a different look :-)
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjvo4qoqpLTM4XP7ObvSLDWYRDWUj1NieJGf8JUxZUzU5j-RNkyk6gOLsTyjqI1FdlEHEpsyYkV89xnsVc0Ahkm971QuPVEwrD8oEe8B95lnkYDRdM3ywuqpVqAqizD6LvWe2MleotdnTo/s640/CTK-Nov17-Kristel-Arends-03.jpg)
After you're done with your ink blending and stamping it's time for the final reveal!
I always love this moment, because during blending and stamping, your cards will look messy and you might even think it will look like nothing, but you will definitely be surprised :-)
I then added a few little embellishments, such as labels and a few cork pieces from this month's kit, and my cards were done!
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEi76-iOqkL5fNmRsvlWiQWQNJbjkyz0OanWxQK6beJns5gA42JjJSfstnidYc8DAyTB-Jxcgs7gC9ZFIPWGoJb7BlWHsBG7FnHQAlmvtRfIh9EnIFkG9ikFZFcUKE9fNUkbnwL0qAMEEPs/s640/CTK-Nov17-Kristel-Arends-04.jpg)
I hope you liked this little tutorial and that you are inspired to create your own Pocket Page cards :-)
Have a lovely week and until next time!
Love, Kristel
I did this by cutting down some strips of masking paper and using a 2" circle punch.
Of course, you can use all kinds of shapes and you can completely alter it to your own likings :-)
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEg-BsKL_rvcQ150CjOx3n_bWhGeQhwD-nYkWTrcyG0nTq4OTUfXxFdwCR5B_N1bbI399MSaYuhV_YCFxoJjz30_BO77LllchMKOMwuwmsAW90nH9v3aGisxcWef6Hsh0pM6WvfszWhJXBo/s640/CTK-Nov17-Kristel-Arends-02.jpg)
After I had masked my cards it was time to give a few cards some color.
I used an ink blender (by Ranger) combined with dye inks and all you have to do is go around in small circles to cover your area(s) with color.
It takes a bit of work to get a nice, saturated, color, but the results are lovely :-)
Before removing the masking paper, I wanted to add some extra interest to a couple of cards, by adding a few lovely stamps from this month's This is Life "Gathering" stamp set.
I love the effect of repeated stamping, but of course you can also mix and match with different stamps and colors to create a different look :-)
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjvo4qoqpLTM4XP7ObvSLDWYRDWUj1NieJGf8JUxZUzU5j-RNkyk6gOLsTyjqI1FdlEHEpsyYkV89xnsVc0Ahkm971QuPVEwrD8oEe8B95lnkYDRdM3ywuqpVqAqizD6LvWe2MleotdnTo/s640/CTK-Nov17-Kristel-Arends-03.jpg)
After you're done with your ink blending and stamping it's time for the final reveal!
I always love this moment, because during blending and stamping, your cards will look messy and you might even think it will look like nothing, but you will definitely be surprised :-)
I then added a few little embellishments, such as labels and a few cork pieces from this month's kit, and my cards were done!
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEi76-iOqkL5fNmRsvlWiQWQNJbjkyz0OanWxQK6beJns5gA42JjJSfstnidYc8DAyTB-Jxcgs7gC9ZFIPWGoJb7BlWHsBG7FnHQAlmvtRfIh9EnIFkG9ikFZFcUKE9fNUkbnwL0qAMEEPs/s640/CTK-Nov17-Kristel-Arends-04.jpg)
I hope you liked this little tutorial and that you are inspired to create your own Pocket Page cards :-)
Have a lovely week and until next time!
Love, Kristel
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