Jiggys Book
Thank you so much for your support All Stamps are created at 300 DPI and are approximately 1200 pixels at the longest end.
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![](http://www.pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://www.craftsuprint.com/card-making/digital-stamping/animals/jiggys-book.cfm&media=https://s3.amazonaws.com/finished-cards/gwyneth-george/photo443353.jpg&description=Jiggys Book%20on%20Craftsuprint%20created%20by%20GWYNETH GEORGE%20-%20I printed this digi stamp out at a much smaller size onto 300gsm Super Smooth cardstock and then coloured him in using my promarkers before cutting him out using a metal die. I created a base card by making a 15cm square card from a sheet of textured silver cardstock. The layers were created by first printing out a background from cup265385_1435 onto the same white cardstock as the digi before feeding it into my Silhouette Cameo to cut out the top layer of cup367131_1834. The base layer was cut out of the same white cardstock unprinted. I then built up the card, sticking some layers directly together using a tape runner and attaching some using 2mm deep, double sided, foam tape.
Jiggy is a very cute character and I've got several digis of him in different poses/situations. My young nephews love him as well, so he's great for children's cards, but ones like this one where he's holding a book would make a great "good luck" card for somebody studying for important exams.){kind=link}
I printed this digi stamp out at a much smaller size onto 300gsm Super Smooth cardstock and then coloured him in using my promarkers before cutting him out using a metal die. I created a base card by making a 15cm square card from a sheet of textured silver cardstock. The layers were created by first printing out a background from cup265385_1435 onto the same white cardstock as the digi before feeding it into my Silhouette Cameo to cut out the top layer of cup367131_1834. The base layer was cut out of the same white cardstock unprinted. I then built up the card, sticking some layers directly together using a tape runner and attaching some using 2mm deep, double sided, foam tape.
Jiggy is a very cute character and I've got several digis of him in different poses/situations. My young nephews love him as well, so he's great for children's cards, but ones like this one where he's holding a book would make a great "good luck" card for somebody studying for important exams.
