Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Let’s invite spring to come early this year with this BERRY sweet card, featuring new stamps, stencils, and paste from the Simon Hurley create.(@simon.hurley) line at @ranger_ink 🍓 Card designed by @carrierhoades
Supplies:
Simon Hurley Create.:
-Berry Best Stamp Set
-Berry Best Coordinating Die Set
-Dotted Leaves Cling Background Stamp
-Very Berry Layering Stencil Set
-Stellar Ink Pads: Prom Queen, Love Bomb, Tropical Tango, High Tide
-Stellar Paste: White Lie
-Solar Spray: Trust Fund
-Stark White Cardstock
Ranger:
-Archival Ink Pad: Jet Black
Instructions:
-Stencil the background on a 4” x 5-¼” piece of Stark White Cardstock. For the strawberry layer use Prom Queen Stellar Ink over the entire berry but darker on one side and lighter on the other side of each berry. Add a touch of Love Bomb Stellar ink to the darker side of each berry. For the leaf layer, do the first layer of ink with Tropical Tango and the second and darker layer with High Tide. For the final layer, the seeds, use White Lie Stellar Paste.
-Stamp the Dotted Leaves background stamp on a light teal piece of card stock using High Tide ink and a few spritzes of Trust Fun Solar Spray. When dry, cut this out with a circle die that is about 3” around.
-Stamp all three of the berry outlines, 3 flowers and one large leaf outline from the Berry Best stamp set with Jet Black Archival Ink onto Stark White Cardstock. To get a two-toned look, ink up the solid berry with Prom Queen ink first, then rock the stamp on the Love Bomb ink pad to just get the side with the darker red ink. Stamp this inside the outline of the strawberry. Repeat this with the stem image and the Tropical Tango and High Tide inks. You can also do this technique with the large leaf. For the flower, leave the petals white and color the centers yellow with a marker.
-Stamp the sentiment; Thank you berry much on a ¾” strip of Stark Whitecard Stock with Jet Black Archival Ink, masking the word Berry. Then stamp just the word Berry, inking that up in Prom Queen ink.
-Adhere all the pieces to an A2 card base.
#rangerink #simonhurleycreate
Let’s invite spring to come early this year with this BERRY sweet card, featuring new stamps, stencils, and paste from the Simon Hurley create.(@simon.hurley) line at @ranger_ink 🍓 Card designed by @carrierhoades
Supplies:
Simon Hurley Create.:
-Berry Best Stamp Set
-Berry Best Coordinating Die Set
-Dotted Leaves Cling Background Stamp
-Very Berry Layering Stencil Set
-Stellar Ink Pads: Prom Queen, Love Bomb, Tropical Tango, High Tide
-Stellar Paste: White Lie
-Solar Spray: Trust Fund
-Stark White Cardstock
Ranger:
-Archival Ink Pad: Jet Black
Instructions:
-Stencil the background on a 4” x 5-¼” piece of Stark White Cardstock. For the strawberry layer use Prom Queen Stellar Ink over the entire berry but darker on one side and lighter on the other side of each berry. Add a touch of Love Bomb Stellar ink to the darker side of each berry. For the leaf layer, do the first layer of ink with Tropical Tango and the second and darker layer with High Tide. For the final layer, the seeds, use White Lie Stellar Paste.
-Stamp the Dotted Leaves background stamp on a light teal piece of card stock using High Tide ink and a few spritzes of Trust Fun Solar Spray. When dry, cut this out with a circle die that is about 3” around.
-Stamp all three of the berry outlines, 3 flowers and one large leaf outline from the Berry Best stamp set with Jet Black Archival Ink onto Stark White Cardstock. To get a two-toned look, ink up the solid berry with Prom Queen ink first, then rock the stamp on the Love Bomb ink pad to just get the side with the darker red ink. Stamp this inside the outline of the strawberry. Repeat this with the stem image and the Tropical Tango and High Tide inks. You can also do this technique with the large leaf. For the flower, leave the petals white and color the centers yellow with a marker.
-Stamp the sentiment; Thank you berry much on a ¾” strip of Stark Whitecard Stock with Jet Black Archival Ink, masking the word Berry. Then stamp just the word Berry, inking that up in Prom Queen ink.
-Adhere all the pieces to an A2 card base.
#rangerink #simonhurleycreate
