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New Release: Sneak Peeks from CHA

July 11, 2009 by Vikram Goyal

image by Tim Holtz

image by Tim Holtz

 

Stamp companies are starting to release sneak peeks of their new lines that will debut at the CHA (Craft and Hobby Association) show later this month. This week brought peeks from Stamper’s Anonymous with Tim Holtz and 13 new stamp sets!! Including  Christmas, Halloween, birds, circus, travel and more. And also new designs from Wendy Vecchi from Studio 490, she’s got 7 new sets with great background images, flowers, words and lots more. I can’t wait to see what else will be available after the show, I already know I what all of Tim’s new sets!

-Heather

image by Wendy Vecchi and Studio 490

image by Wendy Vecchi and Studio 490

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How to Color Highland Cow Stamps with Copics

How to Color Highland Cow Stamps with Copics

This week on the blog I’m focusing on the newest popular animal trend and that’s the darling Highland Cow! They are popping up everywhere including our paper crafting products so far this week I’ve shared hand made card ideas, free digital cow stamps and now here’s a guide to coloring stamped cows using Copics. Christina is sharing a video tutorial using a cute Highland cow stamp from Lawn Fawn and how to use different color combinations of markers for different tan, brown, grey and cream cows that will work with any style of card and color theme you’d like to make.

Visit the Christy Get Crafty blog to watch.

-Heather

You can find Lawn Fawn products here on Amazon and over at A Cherry On Top.

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