You may have come across this website from my new business cards, debuted here:

Inspired by Design*Sponge’s Amy Merrick, who made stamped business cards on manila shopping tags. I wanted something a little more uniform sized and colorful. Here’s how I made mine:

Materials:

• Cardstock – cut into 3.5″ x 2″ rectangles (paper cutters are wonderful for this)
• Custom Stamper – I used this one from Staples
• Ink Pad
• Decorations
• Glue
• X-acto Knife

Step One:

Set up the stamp with your information. I would highly suggest doing this on a clean open space, as the letters will jump off and fly everywhere. My couch was not the best place to start this task. The kit comes with tweezers, but I mainly used my fingers to place the pieces.

Step Two:

Stamp, stamp away!

Step Three:

Add your embellishments. I originally planned to stitch across the tops of them with my sewing machine. As I was picking out thread colors, these scraps of paper caught my eye. They were leftover from my sister and brother-in-law’s baby shower decorations. I glued the triangles onto my business cards and then cut off the extra.

At this point, I decided to move my typeface over to a left-justified placement. The genius of these custom stampers is that I could simply slide over the typeface and keep stamping. I made about 200 cards in one night, easily.

And the finished product:

diy papercraft stamping tutorial