Countdown Day 3: Proud to Love You – MFT Stamps

We’re halfway to the June release from MFT Stamps! I’m sharing a card that is easy to make, but very meaningful using some of the rainbow products in the release. June is Pride month, and no matter who you love or how you identify, you have a safe space with me. Always. So heck yes, I’m proud to love all my amazing friends and family in the LGBTQIA+ community – they are incredible, loving people.

You know, I’ve seen some pretty hateful comments by other crafters recently, and it is disheartening. The craft community should be a safe place to express yourself, where we can put aside differences and be inspired by one another’s creativity and courage (because yes, it takes courage to put your art out for the world to see). The world is cruel enough – crafting shouldn’t be as well. Let’s treat other human beings with dignity and respect and agree that a human being’s existence isn’t up for debate. It’s 2023! I have zero tolerance for hate and bigotry, and I hope you’re with me on that. ❤

STEP-BY-STEP INSTRUCTIONS

1. Die cut the In Your Corner Die-namics twice from white cardstock.
2. For each stripe in the rainbow, color with a different copic marker.
3. Adhere the stripes in either corners of a panel of white cardstock with liquid glue.
4. In the middle, stamp a sentient from Pride Is for Everyone in black ink.
5. Using some plastic from packaging or a shaker pocket (I used one from Tonic Studios), adhere a shaker around the panel. Fill with iridescent and clear sequins.
6. Die cut a heart from red cardstock from the In the Name of Love Die-namics. Adhere to the shaker front.

I appreciate you taking a look and following along my crafty journey with me! There’s more inspiration coming tomorrow 🙂

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Happy crafting,
Tiffany

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