Phamtastic Design: St Patrick’s Day

March 18, 2026

Whimsy Stamps - Loads of Luck

Hello there. I have a simple St. Patrick’s Day-inspired punny card to share today using products from Whimsy Stamps (WS).

The truck from Loads of Love was stamped with Memento Tuxedo Black ink on a scrap of X-Press It paper, coloured with Copic Sketch markers then fussy cut out. The Malarkey Word die set clovers and the Mix and Mingle Alphabet letters for the sentiment were die cut from lime green cardstock and ink blended with various green dye inks.

A Wonky Stitched Rectangle panel was die cut from Bristol paper next then ink blended with Twisted Citron distress ink for the background. Assembled and adhered the elements onto the panel befoie stamped “sending” from Raccoon Happy Day with Mowed Lawn distress oxide ink. The truck “floating” on the panel was wrong, so shading was added beneath with Copic Sketch markers to finish.

WS products used for my card are linked below. Please note compensated affiliate links are used in this post at no extra cost to you. Your support is greatly appreciated. Thank you for dropping in.

Challenges:

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March 17, 2025

Whimsy Stamps - St. Paddy’s Day Malarkey

Hello there. A bit late to the holiday party, but it’s still the 17th of March here so… happy St, Patrick’s day to all those who celebrate. Hence, I am sharing a fun St. Paddy’s Day card featuring products from Whimsy Stamps (WS).

The monkey image was stamped with Memento Tuxedo Black ink on X-Press It paper, coloured with Copic Sketch markers then fussy cut out.

Copic markers used:l

browns - E30/31/43/44/47/49

greens - YG09, G09

The hat, malarkey sentiment and clovers were die cut from the same celery cardstock as the background, then ink blended with dark green and black dye inks for dimension. The hat band was die cut from black cardstock and the buckle from gold foil paper. St. paddy’s day was white heat embossed on black cardstock. Assembled the card onto a white card base, then added highlights with a white gel pen to finish.

WS products used for my card are linked below. Please note: affiliate links were used in this post when possible at no extra cost to you. Thank you for stopping by.