Supplies needed: 2 inch wide masking tape and clear tape, a rubber stamp, card, a permanent black ink (I used stazon) Ink up your stamp. You need to use a stamp whose image is no wider than your tape. Also be aware not to use a stamp with any bold words or writing as the image will be reversed. Take a piece of either type of tape and tear a piece off to cover your image. Place the tape over the top of your inked rubber stamp and gently press down on the tape to transfer the ink from the stamp to the tape Peel the tape off your rubber stamp and tape it to your piece of card. The image has now been transferred from your inked stamp to your card This transfer was created using the masking tape This transfer was created using the clear tape There are various things you can do with the tape lift stamped image. Here I have used masking tape and stuck it directly to an acrylic background that I created earlier. Even though the masking tape has a cream tinge to it, you can still see the background through the tape You can also use alcohol inks over the clear tape image or you could sponge on dye inks over the masking tape image Have a play and have fun

Supplies needed: 2 inch wide masking tape and clear tape, a rubber stamp, card, a permanent black ink (I used stazon) Ink up your stamp. You need to use a stamp whose image is no wider than your tape. Also be aware not to use a stamp with any bold words or writing as the image will be reversed. Take a piece of either type of tape and tear a piece off to cover your image. Place the tape over the top of your inked rubber stamp and gently press down on the tape to transfer the ink from the stamp to the tape Peel the tape off your rubber stamp and tape it to your piece of card. The image has now been transferred from your inked stamp to your card This transfer was created using the masking tape This transfer was created using the clear tape There are various things you can do with the tape lift stamped image. Here I have used masking tape and stuck it directly to an acrylic background that I created earlier. Even though the masking tape has a cream tinge to it, you can still see the background through the tape You can also use alcohol inks over the clear tape image or you could sponge on dye inks over the masking tape image Have a play and have fun

There are many creative uses for medallions. And doing this has spawn a couple of other ideas. I am working on those ideas now. I love my Martha Stewart punch sets. I keep playing hoping to discover a new trick..Here is one. Here are the different medallions you can achieve using the different designs of the corner punches. Product List: Any corner punch from the Punch around the page sets Card stock paper trimmer or (ruler and craft knife) Tweezers These are just some of the designs that you can achieve using the different corner punch designs. Using your paper trimmer, cut 1 1/2 inch strips of card stock. Take your 1 1/2 inch strips and cut them into 1 1/2 inch x 1 1/2 inch squares. With the bottom of the punch facing you, take your square shape and carefully slide it into the punch corner side down. Slide the square down so that the corner of the sqaure matches and is even with the bottom corner of the punch. It will just about rest on the corner, and must be exact. Punch down. Pull the square out and rotate the square so that the next corner is ready to be punched. Turn it once again and punch. At this point, you may have a better handle on the square if you hold it with tweezers. Turn once again to punch the last corner. This is your finished madalion. This is a layout I did where I used the medallions on top of a punched strip. Let us know what other ideas you have for these medallions. I would love to hear!!

Hi, all! Happy Monday! we’re moving right along in the Holiday Card Series and today is Day 19! For today’s card, I wanted to create a slimline card using the Slimline Poinsettia stamp set from Colorado Craft Company (they have a non-slimline version called Poinsettia Blessings). This card is actually very simple! Just some gold ...

Looking for a fun craft to do this Christmas Holiday Season? These Button Christmas Trees were SO much fun to make!! Of course it's even more fun when you craft with friends.. so gather some friends, have them each bring some old buttons, straight pins and a styrofoam cone.. you'll be in for hours of fun and giggles! My friend Joy and I saw this idea on Pinterest LAST YEAR and never had time to make our trees, so we finally set a date, and invited Roxanne to join us, and the 3 of us sat and

Shop online for Stampin' Up! Supplies 24/7 FREE GOODIES!! It's SALE A BRATION TIME! --------------------- Have you ever thought about UNMOUNTING your Stampin' Up! wheels and using the individual images on your stamping projects? CUSTOM STAMPS... HOW FUN! (I previously posted these samples here) Let me show you HOW EASY IT IS! CHECK OUT THIS VIDEO BELOW for all the info (if you are viewing this in your email, you'll need to visit my blog to view the video) Step 1, cut wheel at seam Step 2, peel rubber off wheel Step 3, peel all the way off wheel

Supplies needed: 2 inch wide masking tape and clear tape, a rubber stamp, card, a permanent black ink (I used stazon) Ink up your stamp. You need to use a stamp whose image is no wider than your tape. Also be aware not to use a stamp with any bold words or writing as the image will be reversed. Take a piece of either type of tape and tear a piece off to cover your image. Place the tape over the top of your inked rubber stamp and gently press down on the tape to transfer the ink from the stamp to the tape Peel the tape off your rubber stamp and tape it to your piece of card. The image has now been transferred from your inked stamp to your card This transfer was created using the masking tape This transfer was created using the clear tape There are various things you can do with the tape lift stamped image. Here I have used masking tape and stuck it directly to an acrylic background that I created earlier. Even though the masking tape has a cream tinge to it, you can still see the background through the tape You can also use alcohol inks over the clear tape image or you could sponge on dye inks over the masking tape image Have a play and have fun

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Shop online for Stampin' Up! Supplies 24/7 FREE GOODIES!! It's SALE A BRATION TIME! --------------------- Have you ever thought about UNMOUNTING your Stampin' Up! wheels and using the individual images on your stamping projects? CUSTOM STAMPS... HOW FUN! (I previously posted these samples here) Let me show you HOW EASY IT IS! CHECK OUT THIS VIDEO BELOW for all the info (if you are viewing this in your email, you'll need to visit my blog to view the video) Step 1, cut wheel at seam Step 2, peel rubber off wheel Step 3, peel all the way off wheel

Shop online for Stampin' Up! Supplies 24/7 FREE GOODIES!! It's SALE A BRATION TIME! --------------------- Have you ever thought about UNMOUNTING your Stampin' Up! wheels and using the individual images on your stamping projects? CUSTOM STAMPS... HOW FUN! (I previously posted these samples here) Let me show you HOW EASY IT IS! CHECK OUT THIS VIDEO BELOW for all the info (if you are viewing this in your email, you'll need to visit my blog to view the video) Step 1, cut wheel at seam Step 2, peel rubber off wheel Step 3, peel all the way off wheel

Let's face it, if your a crafter, you're a DIYer. I just can't help myself from trying to "make it myself". The idea to use a hinged stamping tool has been around for a while. I've used my Lifestyles Crafts Letterpress platform for stamping for some time now and when a cleaver crafter reworked the hinged stamping id

Hi, hello & welcome :) I hope you are doing well! I am back to share some exciting new with you! I am guessing that some of you already know this but... for those who don't know... I was asked to be brand ambassador for 7 Dots Studio. This is a polish manufacturer that produce amazing PAPERS, stencils, stamps, chipboards and more ! Did you know that 7Dots Studio has an online retail shop for individual customers? That means YOU can buy directly from them! :) Be sure to check them out as there is a HUGE SALE right now! --> click here for Clearance ! Here are my projects created with two latest collections from 7 Dots Studio - 'Homegrown' & 'Fortune-teller' Next up are my journals! In plenty of my makes I use my favourite words stickers, those are great for every type of projects! In this cute page I used stencil from 7Dots! Looooove it ! Lastly I wish to share my ATC's and chipboards ('Scrapiniec') as my room decoration with inspirational quotes (stickers from 7Dots Studio) You can add those to your cards, tags... to every project you only wish to create, those will be a perfect cute embellishment. For inspirations You can find 7Dots Studio on INSTAGRAM ! They are also on PINTEREST :) and FACEBOOK of course. :) Here is my Giveaway on YouTube! Watch it and be in a chance to win some papers !!! Good luck ! Here is some of my most favourite products from 7Dots Studio. If there is anything you love click the image and it will take you directly to the retail store. My most favourite WORDS STICKERS !!! PAPERS !!! :):) Wow that was a long post !!!!!! :) Love, Marta xx

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Shop online for Stampin' Up! Supplies 24/7 FREE GOODIES!! It's SALE A BRATION TIME! --------------------- Have you ever thought about UNMOUNTING your Stampin' Up! wheels and using the individual images on your stamping projects? CUSTOM STAMPS... HOW FUN! (I previously posted these samples here) Let me show you HOW EASY IT IS! CHECK OUT THIS VIDEO BELOW for all the info (if you are viewing this in your email, you'll need to visit my blog to view the video) Step 1, cut wheel at seam Step 2, peel rubber off wheel Step 3, peel all the way off wheel

Shop online for Stampin' Up! Supplies 24/7 FREE GOODIES!! It's SALE A BRATION TIME! --------------------- Have you ever thought about UNMOUNTING your Stampin' Up! wheels and using the individual images on your stamping projects? CUSTOM STAMPS... HOW FUN! (I previously posted these samples here) Let me show you HOW EASY IT IS! CHECK OUT THIS VIDEO BELOW for all the info (if you are viewing this in your email, you'll need to visit my blog to view the video) Step 1, cut wheel at seam Step 2, peel rubber off wheel Step 3, peel all the way off wheel

I love this stamp, but I found it very frustrating to position properly. I either had to use a stamping jig or stamp the image and cut the cardstock to make the image straight or centered. The other problem I'm having is storage space in my craftroom. I have a fairly big workspace, but I have a lot of craft stuff! The solution? It's a snap to change wood mounted stamps into unmounted cling-style stamps! Here's how you do it: 1. Use a metal spatula, I use a large icing spreader type tool, but any tool you can slide under the stamp without damaging it will do, to gently separate the stamp from the wood. If the stamp is older and the glue has hardened, pop the stamp into the microwave for 10 to 12 seconds to soften. 2. Once the stamp is separated from the wood, gently peel the sticker with the picture of the stamp off the wood block. There is more than enough 'sticky' on the stamp and the label to stick the label directly on the foam backing of the stamp. Trim with scissors to remove excess label. 3. Apply Aleene's Tack it Over and Over with a small foam brush to the back of the stamp. This will insure the stamp sticks to your acrylic block, or my new fav tool, the Fiskars Stamping Tool. Done! Try this tip, the stamp sticks and releases very easily, you can control the placement of the stamped image much better and best of all you can make room for new craft stuff!!

Image transfer techniques can be used to transfer an image from one surface to another, and they can be a fun and creative way to add a personal touch to your projects. One image transfer technique…

Supplies needed: 2 inch wide masking tape and clear tape, a rubber stamp, card, a permanent black ink (I used stazon) Ink up your stamp. You need to use a stamp whose image is no wider than your tape. Also be aware not to use a stamp with any bold words or writing as the image will be reversed. Take a piece of either type of tape and tear a piece off to cover your image. Place the tape over the top of your inked rubber stamp and gently press down on the tape to transfer the ink from the stamp to the tape Peel the tape off your rubber stamp and tape it to your piece of card. The image has now been transferred from your inked stamp to your card This transfer was created using the masking tape This transfer was created using the clear tape There are various things you can do with the tape lift stamped image. Here I have used masking tape and stuck it directly to an acrylic background that I created earlier. Even though the masking tape has a cream tinge to it, you can still see the background through the tape You can also use alcohol inks over the clear tape image or you could sponge on dye inks over the masking tape image Have a play and have fun

Hello crafty friends! Welcome to the Altenew Watercolor Brush Markers Release Blog Hop. If you arrived here from Kymona Tracey’s blog you are on the right track! Create stunning works of art …

Shop online for Stampin' Up! Supplies 24/7 FREE GOODIES!! It's SALE A BRATION TIME! --------------------- Have you ever thought about UNMOUNTING your Stampin' Up! wheels and using the individual images on your stamping projects? CUSTOM STAMPS... HOW FUN! (I previously posted these samples here) Let me show you HOW EASY IT IS! CHECK OUT THIS VIDEO BELOW for all the info (if you are viewing this in your email, you'll need to visit my blog to view the video) Step 1, cut wheel at seam Step 2, peel rubber off wheel Step 3, peel all the way off wheel

I love this stamp, but I found it very frustrating to position properly. I either had to use a stamping jig or stamp the image and cut the c...

Shop online for Stampin' Up! Supplies 24/7 FREE GOODIES!! It's SALE A BRATION TIME! --------------------- Have you ever thought about UNMOUNTING your Stampin' Up! wheels and using the individual images on your stamping projects? CUSTOM STAMPS... HOW FUN! (I previously posted these samples here) Let me show you HOW EASY IT IS! CHECK OUT THIS VIDEO BELOW for all the info (if you are viewing this in your email, you'll need to visit my blog to view the video) Step 1, cut wheel at seam Step 2, peel rubber off wheel Step 3, peel all the way off wheel

Let's face it, if your a crafter, you're a DIYer. I just can't help myself from trying to "make it myself". The idea to use a hinged stamping tool has been around for a while. I've used my Lifestyles Crafts Letterpress platform for stamping for some time now and when a cleaver crafter reworked the hinged stamping id

I love this stamp, but I found it very frustrating to position properly. I either had to use a stamping jig or stamp the image and cut the c...

Featuring stylised abstract illustrations of dandelion plants, each bold motif is held together with thin linear lines, delicately hanging like a mobile. The half-drop repeat and mid-century inspired colour options create an uplifting harmony to any room of the home. This wallpaper is printed with water-based ink, which is non-toxic, free of heavy metals and classed as non-carcinogenic. This is a "non-woven" type wallpaper, which is highly durable and easy to hang (as you can paste the wall). The wallpaper can be cleaned with a damp sponge or cloth. View our non-woven hanging guide here.

Let's face it, if your a crafter, you're a DIYer. I just can't help myself from trying to "make it myself". The idea to use a hinged stamping tool has been around for a while. I've used my Lifestyles Crafts Letterpress platform for stamping for some time now and when a cleaver crafter reworked the hinged stamping id

I love this stamp, but I found it very frustrating to position properly. I either had to use a stamping jig or stamp the image and cut the c...

Shop online for Stampin' Up! Supplies 24/7 FREE GOODIES!! It's SALE A BRATION TIME! --------------------- Have you ever thought about UNMOUNTING your Stampin' Up! wheels and using the individual images on your stamping projects? CUSTOM STAMPS... HOW FUN! (I previously posted these samples here) Let me show you HOW EASY IT IS! CHECK OUT THIS VIDEO BELOW for all the info (if you are viewing this in your email, you'll need to visit my blog to view the video) Step 1, cut wheel at seam Step 2, peel rubber off wheel Step 3, peel all the way off wheel

Shop online for Stampin' Up! Supplies 24/7 FREE GOODIES!! It's SALE A BRATION TIME! --------------------- Have you ever thought about UNMOUNTING your Stampin' Up! wheels and using the individual images on your stamping projects? CUSTOM STAMPS... HOW FUN! (I previously posted these samples here) Let me show you HOW EASY IT IS! CHECK OUT THIS VIDEO BELOW for all the info (if you are viewing this in your email, you'll need to visit my blog to view the video) Step 1, cut wheel at seam Step 2, peel rubber off wheel Step 3, peel all the way off wheel

Shop online for Stampin' Up! Supplies 24/7 FREE GOODIES!! It's SALE A BRATION TIME! --------------------- Have you ever thought about UNMOUNTING your Stampin' Up! wheels and using the individual images on your stamping projects? CUSTOM STAMPS... HOW FUN! (I previously posted these samples here) Let me show you HOW EASY IT IS! CHECK OUT THIS VIDEO BELOW for all the info (if you are viewing this in your email, you'll need to visit my blog to view the video) Step 1, cut wheel at seam Step 2, peel rubber off wheel Step 3, peel all the way off wheel

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Good Morning, Today in Tips & Techniques I will be showing you how to do the Reflection or Mirror Technique. It is a fun technique and you can really do some amazing things with it. Here are a few samples. Hope you enjoy this video if you do please leave a comment so I know. Thanks Happy Stamping Mary

Good morning dear crafters, I hope you are all well, I've had such a busy week I can't believe it's Friday already, I've only made one card this week :o( ...and here it is, hello little butterfly Tilda in lovely lilacs. I had to step back and take another picture so you can see the over hanging bits :o) 2 tags, above wrapped so lovely heart tag and Bloomy tag below These gorgeous papers are Pion of course, I've used this digi image as my background and I can't remember where I bought it (any ideas?) I used the Magnolia wrapped so lovely heart die and stamped the pretty flowers on and coloured them to match the card. All the flowers are from Wild Orchid Crafts, painted with distress crackle paint, ribbon is from The Ribbon Girl, 2papers doilies and gem stones are from my stash. Magnolia Doohickeys leaf die & side tag, lace and heart charm. CHALLENGES; 1) TOMIC ~ Anything goes (Happy 1st Anniversary) 2) Midweek Magnolias wk 14 ~ Anything Goes 3) Magnolia Down Under ~ seeing double used 2 doilies, 2 tags, 2 images (one stamped and one digi) 4) Bunny Zoe's Crafts Challenge ~ Anything goes Don't forget today at 1pm UK time (a little earlier than normal this week) it's time for another Tilda's Town Challenge, hope you will join us. Righty oh! Time for a cuppa and a nosey round your blogs, take care & have a lovely day hugs