I’ve been playing with my peg stamps from Rubber Stamp Tapestry and absolutely love them.  Here’s a link to them as they also are referred to as peg stamps.
http://www.pegstamps.com/

I like their stamps because I can double and triple stamp with them and easily line them up to do it.  There is a line on the side of the peg that allows you to always place your stamp in the right spot on your paper.

I started with 110 pound cream cardstock from Recollections from Michaels cut 5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″.  You definitely will want to use a very heavy cardstock because this is going through the mail as is.  I used Stampin’ Up ink called going gray for my background stamp and the stamp was called Pindot Plaid that is retired, but I’m sure you could find it on ebay..  I placed a 2 1/2″ circle that I punched out of cardstock in the center with a little bit of tape runner on the back to hold it in place.  I rubbed my finger over the tape to make sure it wasn’t super sticky.  I put the postcard with the circle face down on the inked large background stamp and put a scrap paper over it and rubbed the surface really well on all edges and especially around the circle.  Remove the circle and we are ready to stamp.
I have a postcard stamp that I used in the Misti but you could just draw the lines on the back and make a square where your stamp would go and not buy a postcard stamp.  I had it in my stash and I think I bought it on ebay if you do think you need one.  I stamped the postcard stamp with a Memento dew drop called grey flannel.

To watch Lindsay’s video, here Is the link.

If you are interested in the offer from Rubber Stamp Tapestry, you will need to spend at least $10 and the offer runs until 7/24/2016
and you use the promotion code LABELS to get a 20% discount.
The colors I used were all Memento Dew Drops, Angel Pink, Lulu Lavender, Love Letter, Sweet Plum, Rose Red and Northern Pine.

In the second postcard, I used northern pine, sweet plum and elderberry.

The stamps I used were
Running Cedar
Pinks
Rose Leaflets

My sentiment came from Rubbernecker Stamps.  I would recommend stamping your sentiment first before doing the flowers, but I never do things the easy way.

I used a Fantastik to color inside the pinks and you can find them at any craft store.

https://www.youtube.com/edit?video_id=JCfk_7psjjo

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