Stamp Anniething: Happy Kwanzaa

Kwanzaa is an African American and Pan-African holiday that celebrates history, values, family, community and culture that was created in 1966 by Maulana Ron Karenga. It is a week-long celebration, which begins December 26 and ends January 1 with a communal feast called Karamu. If you need a Kwanzaa card, I am sharing one that is cute and easy to make! This is a digital stamp called, "Malik - Happy Kwanzaa" from Stamp Anniething. All you need to do is print and color and add it to a card.

Stamp Anniething products used:

• Malik - Happy Kwanzaa Digital Stamp (print at 3-1/2" tall)

Other supplies used:

• A2 white card base
• Black cardstock mat; one large, one small
• Bristol paper for ink smooshing
• Distressed inks for ink smooshing background: Squeezed Lemonade, Lucky Clover, Barn Door, Blue Print Sketch
• Happy Kwanzaa sentiment. I just typed in on my computer and printed it out.

Copic markers used to color digital stamp:

• Skin:  E25, E23, E13, E11
• Cheeks & Tongue: R22, R20
• Hair: C9, C5, C3
• Black: C9, C7, C5, C3
• Blue: B29, B26, B23
• Green: G17, G07
• Yellow: Y38, Y35
• Gold: YR23, Y15, Y11
• Red: R39, R37, R24

Thank you for visiting and Happy Kwanzaa to all those who celebrate this holiday! Have a wonderful day!