And the next STAMPtember ® collaboration is – you guessed it – Concord & 9th.

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This Incredibly Grateful stamp set is such a fun one, filled with solid images that work together to create a beautiful floral design. Start by stamping the background, then fill in the details with the remaining stamps. It definitely takes a MISTI and holding your tongue just the right way to get everything lined up, haha!
The finished artwork is so full of color and detail that I decided a simple border was all this card needed. I die-cut one from Schoolhouse Red cardstock using the Petal Point Frame nesting dies from July 2026, then attached everything to a white card base.
A coordinating die set is also available, making it easy to cut out the sentiments for a perfectly finished card!

Products used for the STAMPtember Concord & 9th Incredibly Grateful Card:
Incredibly Grateful Stamp and Die Set
Petal Point Frame nesting dies

How to Create the STAMPtember Concord & 9th Incredibly Grateful Card
Create the Floral Panel:
Trim a panel of white cardstock to 4-1/4″ x 5-1/2″ and place it in your Misti. Stamp the background stamp in Dublin, then carefully position and stamp the remaining images using Cranberry, Sage, Honey, Terracotta, and Mocha inks.
Use the coordinating die to cut out the finished floral panel, then adhere it to a 3-1/2″ x 4-3/4″ panel of white cardstock.
Create the Card Base:
Die-cut a decorative mat from Schoolhouse Red mat using the Petal Point Frame Dies. Layer the floral panel over the red frame, then attach everything to a side-folding A2-sized white card base.

Add the Sentiment:
Stamp the large Grateful sentiment in Mocha and the cluster of sentiments in Honey ink onto white cardstock. Use the coordinating dies to cut them out.
Attach the Grateful sentiment across the bottom of the card, then add the smaller yellow sentiments above and below to complete the design.
Make it your own! I used a cheerful fall-inspired color palette for today’s card, but this beautiful floral design would look fabulous in just about any color combination. Choose your favorites and give it a try!


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