Style Watch: Fresh Fruit Stationery

Remember THIS post?

It is most definitely one of my all time favorite posts on the blog. Who doesn’t love an infomercial…about stamps?!

For today’s Style Watch post, I have a simple ensemble of notecards that are super cute and very easy to make with your Create-A-Plaid Large stamp set.  If you don’t know about the awesomeness of Create-A-Plaid Large – it’s a set full of stripes that are long enough so stamp across an entire A2 card. Love that.

For my notecards set, I stamped a gingham pattern on the front of each which gives each card a fun look, but the ink is light enough that handwritten notes will still be legible.

Fresh Fruit Stationery | Damask Love Blog

Fresh Fruit Stationery | Damask Love Blog

Fresh Fruit Stationery | Damask Love Blog

Fresh Fruit Stationery | Damask Love Blog

Fresh Fruit Stationery | Damask Love Blog

Fresh Fruit Stationery | Damask Love Blog

Fresh Fruit Stationery | Damask Love Blog

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About Amber

Hey, I’m Amber Kemp-Gerstel - the crafty brain behind Damask Love, where creativity, color, and a little chaos come together. I’m a suburban mom of two, known for turning up the volume on everyday DIYs and showing up like your colorful, crafty BFF. Over the years, I’ve gone from psychologist to full-time content creator, TV host, and brand partner, with appearances on Making It, Today, and HGTV. When I’m not making stuff or on set, I’m chasing around my two boys, Markus and Maxwell, and laughing my way through the mess.

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16 Comments

  1. 6.9.13
    Sue B said:

    Great tips. Beautiful stuff. Love it all. Thanks!

  2. 6.9.13
    janet said:

    Delicious design, Amber 🙂 Great tip too, for achieving evenly spaced lines!

  3. 6.9.13
    conil said:

    Soooo cute. Love fruit anything.

  4. 6.9.13
    Andrene said:

    Cute project and the notecards are a beautiful idea. Awesome tip about using the edge of the block as a distance guide. I have always stayed away from stamping multiple lines on a card because mine always turn out horrible (to me) and it really stresses me out! I follow ALOT of card blogs and card classes and dont think anyone has ever shared this tip..so “I read it first on Damask Love”!!

  5. 6.9.13
    Cindy O said:

    Where did you find blocks long enough for the striped stamp? I am having trouble locating them.

    • 6.10.13
      amber said:

      Hi Cindy! You can purchase the block from Clear & Simple stamps! The 2×8″ block is included in the Set B of acrylic blocks. Just click on the “Supplies” category of the CSS website

  6. 6.9.13

    Fabulous tips for stripes, Amber. Love the little paper bag holder for your notecards!

  7. 6.9.13
    Bonnie said:

    I loved that initial post, too, and bought the stamp set because of it. Then I couldn’t figure out how to get the lines equidistant apart. Your tip is great! I am going to make a card right now! LOL

  8. 6.9.13
    Leni said:

    Awesome card set! Great tips! Love your tips. Tried your folded banner, with the circle and it works ! thank you so much!

  9. 6.9.13
    Janet said:

    So sweet! And some great tips on getting those long stamps straight and evenly spaced. Thanks for the info!

    Just wondering if you would please give a bit more info on the packaging…looks like perhaps it’s made from kraft cardstock?? Or did you use a kraft bag? Gives your cards the perfect finishing touch. (Off to check the CSS website.)

    Really love this post…thanks again!

  10. 6.9.13
    Dottie said:

    Your posts are always so thoughtful and thorough and completely fun! Love it!

  11. 6.10.13
    Troy Louise said:

    This is a darling idea. So fresh looking. Thanks for the plaid tips.

  12. 6.12.13
    Laura said:

    I love creating my own stationary! The fruits are cute! xo – Laura

  13. 6.14.13
    Tanis S said:

    Great tips! I love making plaid, and always use a lined block to make sure I’m getting things stuck on straight, but this would make it faster.