Poorly Rupert Digital Stamp
Dragons are passionate in all they do and they do things in grand fashion
Perfect for card makers and scrapbookers
Commercial use is not allowed on these items, although you may use on cards/projects to sell
Photographs from the Community
![](http://www.pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://www.craftsuprint.com/card-making/digital-stamping/various/poorly-rupert-digital-stamp.cfm&media=https://s3.amazonaws.com/finished-cards/gwyneth-george/photo507143.jpg&description=Poorly Rupert Digital Stamp%20on%20Craftsuprint%20created%20by%20GWYNETH GEORGE%20-%20I printed this digital stamp out onto 300gsm, Super Smooth, white cardstock at much smaller than the size supplied. I then coloured him in using my ProMarkers. I cut the digi out leaving a margin around the outside and then shaped it a bit and attached to a panel of peachy coloured cardstock using glue gel. I took backgrounds from cup333486_1056 into one of my graphics packages, resized, moved and cropped until I had an 8" square card front, layered look, design I was happy with. I put on a greeting "Brysiwch Wella", the Welsh greeting used for "Get Well Soon". This card front design was also printed onto the same type of cardstock before trimming and attaching to the front of an 8" square Ivory base card. I used 1mm deep, double sided foam tape to attach the matted digi to the card front.
Doesn't little Rupert look so poorly. Poor Rupert. It's a perfect image for a "Get Well Soon" card, no mater what language you want to make one in.){kind=link}
I printed this digital stamp out onto 300gsm, Super Smooth, white cardstock at much smaller than the size supplied. I then coloured him in using my ProMarkers. I cut the digi out leaving a margin around the outside and then shaped it a bit and attached to a panel of peachy coloured cardstock using glue gel. I took backgrounds from cup333486_1056 into one of my graphics packages, resized, moved and cropped until I had an 8" square card front, layered look, design I was happy with. I put on a greeting "Brysiwch Wella", the Welsh greeting used for "Get Well Soon". This card front design was also printed onto the same type of cardstock before trimming and attaching to the front of an 8" square Ivory base card. I used 1mm deep, double sided foam tape to attach the matted digi to the card front.
Doesn't little Rupert look so poorly. Poor Rupert. It's a perfect image for a "Get Well Soon" card, no mater what language you want to make one in.
