The History of Stamping Ink

OK, I’ll admit it. I am a history geek. I love learning about past generations, especially as it relates to the papercrafting industry. I thought I’d let you go off on this little rabbit trail with me today and learn a little bit about the history of that all important part of rubber stamping…the ink! …

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ALL-NEW Technique Classes are Here!

Hey Stampers! Do you struggle with coming up with new ways to use your stamping products? Do you have a lot of products you’ve purchased but they’re just sitting around collecting dust…or worse, you’re not even sure where they are? I’ve got the answer! Registration is now open for my “ALL-NEW Teach Me” Techniques series. …

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2014-2015 New Catalog Premiere Party!

Be the first to see the 2014-2015 annual catalog . . . just as if you were at a star-studded Hollywood movie premiere! You’ll get a sneak peak at upcoming new releases (AKA pre-sale products) AND–what would a premiere party be without a bit of SWAG (sealed with a gift)? No one will go home …

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Coffee, Tea, Or ?????

Have you seen these fun, little mini coffee cups? I have been making these every night for a week…guess I can’t get enough of them! I used the Fresh Prints Designer Series Paper Stack from Celebrate the Everyday Spring Catalog. I am so thrilled that Stampin’ Up! is including these 4-1/2″ x 6-1/2″ paper stacks …

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Simple Layout…Many Uses

My friend Debbie gave me a card and the layout inspired me when creating this birthday card make and take for an upcoming Sale-A-Bration workshop….more about Sale-A-Bration at the end of this post. I love simple layouts that can be used with different stamp sets, sentiments, colors, embellishments…you name it! You can even turn a …

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Pop Up Card…A Little Smaller

This cute, little card, is just like the one I featured the other day, but smaller. This size doesn’t quite fit into one of our medium envelopes, but it is fun to use our envelope maker or diagonal scoring plate with scoring tool to create your own envelope! I’m going to continue to work on …

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