Shopping for sentiment only stamp sets can be hard. With so many options, where do you begin? While stamp sets—like the Itty Bitty Christmas Stamp Set—may not immediately catch your eye, sets like this one are very versatile! With 18 seasonal words and phrases, the Itty Bitty Christmas Stamp Set is a holiday must-have. We have itty bitty sentiment-only sets for other occasions, too! Our Itty Bitty Birthdays Stamp Set… Read More »
Today’s post features the Positive Thoughts Stamp Set. I’ve used this set before (once) and didn’t realize the coordinating dies included a gorgeous frame die! No wonder my husband says I have too many toys, ha, ha. The flower was stamped with Rich Razzleberry Ink on Whisper White Cardstock. It was then die cut with the coordinating die. The leaves were stamped with Granny Apple Green Ink. I did the… Read More »
Did I tell you I absolutely love the New Art Gallery Bundle from Stampin’ Up! It will make its debut in the 2021 Mini Catalog in January 2021. Speaking of the catalog, did you get on my list to receive your very own copy of the new mini? If not, please click here to add your name to my list. I will be ordering the mini’s on 1 December, so… Read More »
It’s not Fall yet (barely only Spring!) but I wanted to use the Painted Harvest Stamp Set for today’s post. So inside of using fall colors, I’m using spring like color such as Seaside Spray and Soft Sea Foam. The detailed and solid stamps were used to stamp the sunflower with Seaside Spray Classic Ink. The center is stamped with Crumb Cake Classic Ink and then again with the little… Read More »
Clearance Rack Updated (Click Here) Retirement List coming 4/22/2020 New Catalog coming 6/3/2020 Today’s card features the Daisy Lane Bundle (Stamp Set and Punch). The large daisy was stamped with Highland Heather Classic Ink on Whisper White Thick Card Stock. I stamped the image twice to get more petals for the daisy flower. I fussy cut them using our Paper Snips. I was able to use the punch from the… Read More »
The featured stamp set for today is the Positive Thoughts Stamp Set. And that is exactly what you get in the this set. And during this time, we definitely need them! The background panel (Whisper White Card Stock) was embossed using the Subtle Embossing Folder. The next panel (Whisper White Card Stock) was die cut using the Nature’s Thoughts Dies. Don’t know if you can see it but it has… Read More »
Did you know that the Free as a Bird Stamp Set is part of a gorgeous suite? The coordinated products are awesome from the DSP to the trinkets and lace trim. The images in the Bird Ballad Designer Series Paper were hand colored using Stampin’ Blends for a soft, blended look. The Bird Ballad Suite Bundle gives you a coordinating selection of products with one simple purchase. It includes the… Read More »
Ornate Garden Suite Collection #154153 $136.75 The lovely flowers in the Ornate Garden Suite Collection are a modern take on classic Victorian florals. The gold foil accented paper, gems, and shimmery ribbon will add sparkle and elegance to your projects. You’ll love what you can do with this versatile collection. Share your gratitude with the included sentiments or pair with any sentiments for all-occasion projects. This suite collection is also… Read More »
The Beautiful Friendship Stamp Set is another favorite from the annual catalog that is always over looked. It makes the most beautiful cards! Since this was such a quick card, I decided to try the Fancy Fold technique. I paired it with the gorgeous Noble Peacock Speciality Designer Series Paper. This DSP is also overlooked and can make some beautiful backgrounds or accent pieces (as shown above). The greeting is… Read More »
Today’s card features the This Little Piggy Stamp Set from the Annual Catalog. It’s one of the cuter whimsical images from the catalog. The image and greetings were stamped with Gray Granite Classic Ink. I then added Clear Emboss Powder and set it with the Heat Gun. Forgetting the ink is water based, I stamped with the ink and then tried coloring it in with an Aqua Painter. The outline… Read More »
