Today I’m sharing a couple of quick and beautiful card ideas using the Printmaking Leaves stamp set. If you’re looking for cards that are easy to mass produce—perfect for fall occasions—this set is a fantastic choice.

The Printmaking Leaves stamp set makes it simple to create layered designs with minimal effort. For my fall assortment, I used Clay, Terracotta, and Brick inks for the leaves, giving me a warm, earthy palette. To finish off the images, I stamped the stems in Cappuccino ink, which adds just the right amount of contrast.

Because these stamps layer so nicely, you can quickly fill a card front with rich fall leaves without needing a lot of extra embellishments.

For my first design, I kept things clean and simple. I stamped the leaves directly onto the card base, then added a sentiment that I stamped and cut out with the coordinating die. By popping the sentiment up with foam sqaures, I created just enough dimension to make it stand out while still keeping the overall design flat and easy to mail.

For my second card, I wanted to take advantage of the coordinating die that cuts out all of the leaves at once. After stamping my assortment of leaves, I die cut them and arranged them in a cascading design from the corner of the card front. This gives the card movement and a little more visual interest, while still being very quick to create.

Both of these designs come together easily, especially since the stamp set is designed for layering and the die cuts all of the leaves at once. Whether you keep your design one layer or add some dimension with die cuts, these cards are perfect to make in batches.

Thanks so much for stopping by today—I hope these ideas inspire you to pull out the Printmaking Leaves stamp set and start creating your own stash of fall cards!

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