I really love the retro vintage look to this card! Unity stamps shares a video tutorial for making this fun card. Click here to watch.
-Heather
Project: Pencil Box
Jody Morrow of Confessions of a Ribbon Addict shares a step by step video on Youtube for making a pretty breast cancer awareness pencil box.
-Heather
Project Tutorial: Card Box
Somehow back in May I think I missed this wonderful card box tutorial from Tresa at Fabulously Artsy. It’s just too fabulous not to post, so here you go 🙂 She shares step by step for constructing and stamping this … Read More...
Project: Petal Card
This fold up petal card made from die cut circles is simply stunning! Beate Johns shares step by step instructions and a video on Splitcoast Stampers to show you how to make one of these wonderful cards.
-Heather
Project: Stamped Sewing Kit
How pretty is this mini sewing kit!? It’s designed by Leigh S-B and she shares directions and even a free template for how she made it on her blog. Check out the details here.
-Heather
Project: 3D Pyramid Card
Wow, this is a really cool card, I’ve never seen anything quite like it. Sharon over at the Created By You blog shares her instructions for making a fun 3D pyramid shaped card.
-Heather
Project: Folded Card
This card is so simple but so elegant. Find out how to make a pretty folded and punched card at the Kwerner Blog.
-Heather
Project: Wineglass Candle Shade
There She Goes stamping blog shares how to stamp on vellum for a fun and funky shade for a wineglass candle lamp. Click here for instructions.
-Heather
Tip: Aligning Large Stamps
Elizabeth Allen’s Art Studio blog shares a great tip for stamping and aligning large background stamps. I adore the card sample she made, the background and card edge are so cool!
-Heather
Tutorial: DIY Foam Stamps
Here’s a very nifty idea, use fun foam to die cut your own stamps! Melissa Samuels shares directions over on her blog.
-Heather
Project: Piggy Bank Card
When Creativity Call shares a detailed instructional video on how to make an adorable piggy bank card with foam board and stamps from Judikins. Fill it with coins for a fun and unique gift card, what kid wouldn’t love to … Read More...
Project: Stamped Accordion Book
Creative e-Courses is currently offering a free on-line class with Claudine Hellmuth. Using her beautiful Creative Layers stamps you’ll learn to make a pretty accordion book. Click here to download.
-Heather
Project: Mermaid Card
This card is absolutely stunning from the front and then gets even more amazing on the inside!! Cathy from the Bright Side of Life blog shares a video tutorial on how to stamp on acetate and use fantasy film, paints … Read More...
Project: Stamped Heart Hanger
Visit the Whiff of Joy blog for an instructional video on how to make one of these pretty stamped hangers, they even include a free heart template for you to download!
-Heather
Project: Treat Bag
The More than Favors blog shares a video tutorial on how to use a scoring board and a piece of cardstock to make a fun little treat bag, just add some die cuts or stamping and you’re all set!
-Heather
Project: Stamped Banner Pendant
How adorable is this necklace?! Jump over to the Pink Persimmon blog and learn how to use some stamps and shrink plastic to make a fun pendant. This could be easily personalize and what a great gift it would make!
Tutorial: Make a Stamp from Gelatin
I’ve seen all kinds of objects and materials used to make stamps but this is something I’ve actually never seen before. Chantal Vincent shares her directions for using gelatin to make your own stamp. Her bottle and glass images turned … Read More...
Project: Onesie Baby Invite
Nicole Magouirk shares her step by step instructions for making this adorable onesie baby shower invitation, so sweet! Click here to visit her blog for directions.
-Heather
Technique: Shadow Stamping
Adding a subtle shadow to your stamped images can add alot of dimension, depth and realism. Visit Jeanette Lyntons’ blog as she shows you how to cast a shadow.
-Heather
Tutorial: Zipper Flower
I love hand made embellishments! There are tons of embellishments on the market but why not make your own, it’s usually less expensive and you can easily co-ordinate them perfectly with your project. The Joyful Stamper blog shares the directions … Read More...