Hello, crafty friend. THIS is the next STAMPtember collaboration stamp set and it’s from Kitchen Sink Stamps… I started by stamping THIS layering leaves image repeatedly to cover a background. I only stamped two of the three layers. I trimmed down the panel and cut it in half both ways. I adhered the pieces on a kraft panel and die-cut THIS circle die from the center. I used the same circle die to cut...
Hello, crafty friends. I’m back today with a project I did with my son (Aiden) featuring THIS new Hero Kids Monster Kit… Aiden and I decided to make Halloween gift bags for his classmates. We started by decorating the monster die-cuts in the kit to create tags for the gift bags. The kit includes markers but Aiden wanted to paint, so he did some marble painting. To do marble painting, temporarily adhere the paper...
Howdy, crafty friends. THIS stamp set from Newton’s Nook is the next STAMPtember collaboration stamp set… To create these cards, I die-cut strips of colored card stock using THIS die. I adhered them to a white card panel and stamped the coordinating sentiment on the white strip in the pattern. I stamped, colored, and cut out the dog and cat image in a pocket from THIS stamp set. I adhered it towards the top...
Hi there, crafty friends. THIS stamp set is the next STAMPtember collaboration stamp set and it’s from Pinkfresh Studios. Usually, I’m not a big fan of layering sets. I find them difficult, but these backgrounds came together in very little time and the layering portion is super simple. I chose to stamp the layers from THIS stamp set with Distress Oxide inks. The reason I chose these inks is because of their pigment properties....
Hello, crafty friends. I’m back again with THIS new STAMPtember collaboration stamp set… I started by die-cutting a piece of THIS patterned paper using THIS die. I die-cut a window die (an older Hero Arts die) and stamped a sentiment under from THIS new stamp set. I stamped the scene images from the stamp set on another panel and used the die-cut window as a template for placement. I colored in the images with...
Hello there, crafty friends. THIS stamp set from the Ink Blot Shop is the next STAMPtember collaboration stamp set… I started by stamping the border image from THIS stamp set along the bottom of a white card panel. I only stamped the left side first and then shifted the image in my MISTI to stamp the other end. I did this to stretch the length of the image and give me more trees on...
Hi, crafty friends. I’m sharing several cards today featuring products from THIS new release from the Ink Blot Shop… For the first card… I stamped THIS background and die-cut it with THIS stitched rectangle die. I stamped, colored, and fussy cut out THIS teacher image and adhered it to the top of the stamped sentiment from THIS stamp set. I added the panel to a black note card and finished off the design with...
Howdy, crafty friends. THIS stamp set from Riley & Co. is the next STAMPtember 2020 Collaboration stamp set… I started by stamping the main image from THIS stamp set and coloring it with Copic markers. I die-cut three polaroid frame die-cuts and adhered them together for some dimension on top of the image. I ink blended a background using a rainbow of Distress Oxide inks and THIS stencil. I stamped a coordinating sentiment from...
Hello, crafty friends. THIS stamp set by Clearly Besotted is today’s STAMPtember collaboration stamp set… How adorable is THIS set!? To create this card, I adhered THIS pattern paper to a white card panel and temporarily adhered it to a top folding note card. I used one of THESE circle dies to die cut a window from the front panel of the card. I had to run it through twice to cut all the...
Hi there, crafty friends. Today’s card features THIS new card kit from Simon Says Stamp… I started by stamping all of the images from the kit’s stamp set. Since this is a one layer card, I stamped the images that would be in front first. I stamped the pumpkin, the owl and the leaf on the left first. I also stamped them on THIS masking paper and cut them out. I laid the mask...
