Giveaway: Inkadinkado Clear Set

image by Heather Holbrook

What do you say, lets have a giveaway!! I’ve got a beautiful clear stamp set from Inkadinkado called Flower Garden I’d love to give away to one of you!

Let me say that I LOVE clear stamps! I’ve been stamping for a long time and I feel like clear stamps have really changed the way I stamp, I love to be able to see exactly where I’m stamping and I’ve accumulated *alot* of stamps over the years so storage is a big issue for me and clear stamps take up so much less space than wood mounted stamps.

So now I’d like to hear your thoughts about clear stamps, do you love them? hate them? never tried them, do you have a tip for using or cleaning clear stamps? Leave a comment about clear stamps here on this post, you’ve got from now until Sunday Aug. 9th at midnight EST, please one comment per person. I’ll randomly draw a winner for the stamp set and announce the winner on Monday Aug 10th. If you win I’ll contact you via e-mail to get your mailing address.

PS- If you’ve never posted a comment here it will have to be approved before it shows up, so if you don’t see it right away don’t worry it will be approved and you’ll be entered in the drawing.

Good luck!!

-Heather

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If you’re looking to make something that’s both handmade and home-decor worthy, then the Punch Needle Wall Hanging Pattern from DMC might be your next favorite weekend project. This free pattern is such a vibe—modern shapes, earthy tones, and lots of yummy texture. Think minimalist gallery wall meets cozy handmade charm.

The design features an abstract layout of arches, circles, and soft color blocking—very mid-century modern, very Pinterest-worthy. It’s the kind of piece that looks way more complicated than it actually is, which is exactly what I love about punch needle. You get serious visual impact without the stress of mastering complex techniques.

Because it’s a DMC free pattern, you get a full color guide, material list, and simple instructions to follow. It’s designed to pair with their Nova Vita recycled cotton yarn, which not only gives it gorgeous texture but also makes this a sustainable stitch—always a win in my book.

This one’s a bit larger than your average punch needle project, so it’s great if you want something a little more substantial to hang proudly on the wall. I’d recommend using a non-slip hoop or stretcher frame for better tension, especially if this is your first time doing something wall-hanging size.

What’s fun about this design is that you can absolutely personalize it. Switch up the color palette to match your space, or even shrink it down for a smaller framed piece. It’s surprisingly versatile and would make a fantastic handmade gift for a housewarming or new apartment.

In short: if you love clean lines, calming tones, and a big “wow” for minimal effort, this wall hanging project is a must-try. It’s relaxing to stitch and gives you something beautiful (and functional) at the end.

Let me know if you give it a go—I’d love to see your take on it!

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