I have a post on "Welcome to the world of Cardmaking" on my IG handle as I received a couple of DMs where I was asked to teach how to make professional-looking cards.
Below I have collated all the links from where I have purchased the materials I use for Cardmaking
Materials I use and Purchased from
1. Cardstocks -
I use 300 or 270 gsm for Cardmaking, there are many national and international brands that sell this cardstock for cardmaking and Scrapbooking.
I have only used National brands till now, - from Craftangles, Dressmycraft,and CraftersEmporio because they are easily available and as a beginner, they are pocket friendly.
2. Silicon(clear) Stamps
#mudra brand stamps - I bought them from hndmd, I guess they are available at craftercorner and thecraftshop websites too...and they have their own website too.
International Brands I bought in Sale from
3. Stencils
Stencils I use them making the background (like stripes, dots, any pattern)
# iCraft
4. Archival and Distress Inks (DI)
Archival Inks I use with the stamps. I have only used "Ranger's Archival Inks" as they are Permanent and Waterproof. There are many other famous Indian brands like TubbyCrafts, ItsyBitsy, Mudra...However no personal experience
DI are dye ink pads which we apply using BB. I use DI to make backgrounds(like sky, or mix of colors in the background) and also with the stencils.
And I found Makeup Blending Brushes from Amazon as the most comfortable brushes to work with DI
Since I bought them 2-3 years back, so I do not remember them. However, the "Rangers" brand comes in Mini sizes too, so I have bought them, and they are available in
# craferscorner - Archival Ink and Distress Ink
# hndmd - Archival Inks and Distress Inks
# Itsy-Bitsy - Archival Inks and distress ink
5. Blending brushes (BB) I have bought from Amazon - something similar to these.
6. Watercolors I use are from Craftangles
To color the Stamped images we need some medium and I like working with Watercolors. Again I use Craftangles Liquid Watercolors...however any high pigmented watercolors will work. Many experts work with Alcohol Pens, but they are expensive.
Also, you can choose the color medium you like.
7. Scissor I have is from - Tim Holtz Non-Stick Snip Micro Serrated Scissors 7 inches - and I bought them from USA
You can use any sharp tip scissor.
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