The new Stampin’ Blends are great for blending and colouring stamped images. There are also other ways to use them too. They can be used to colour ribbon and embellishments like Pearls as they are a permanent pen. Check out this very short video showing you two ways, other than colouring a stamped image,… Read More: Two Other Ways To Use Your Stampin’ Blends »
Today’s tip is a short video showing you how to re-ink your Stampin’ Up! ink pad when it starts to get a little dry. All you need with your ink pad, is an ink refill in the same colour and a plastic spoon. Stampin’ Up! have a great range of ink colours which all… Read More: Thursday’s Tip: How To Re-ink Your Stampin’ Up! Ink Pad »
The new Color Me Happy Project Kit, and Color Me Happy Stamp Set have also been released along with the Stampin’ Blends. The Color Me Happy Project Kit, which makes up 16 cards, is available while supplies last. In conjunction with the kit, the Color Me Happy Stamp Set is also available as long as the kits supplies last. The… Read More: Color Me Happy Card Kit Using Stampin’ Blends »
The Stampin’ Blends are a recent addition to the Stampin’ Up! product range. They are artist-quality alcohol markers in 12 exclusive Stampin’ Up! colours You can see them here. You may wonder, how do I use the Stampin’ Blends? Check out this Stampin’ Up! video showing you how to blend with the pens. As… Read More: Thursday’s Tip: How To Use Stampin’ Blends »
Have you heard about the new Stampin’ Blends? These are new artist-quality alcohol markers in 12 exclusive Stampin’ Up! colours. Stampin’ Blend Features: Add just the right amount of colour where you need it with the brush tip or fine-point. Each colour (except Ivory and Bronze) has a light and dark shade marker, available individually… Read More: Thursday’s Tip: Features & Benefits of Stampin’ Blends & Video »
Today I have a video to share with you showing you how to make a simple but elegant card featuring the Oh So Eclectic stamp set. I initially shared this card with you a couple of weeks ago, but unfortunately I uploaded the wrong video. Today’s video will show you how to make the card. … Read More: Oh So Eclectic Simple But Elegant Card – Video »
Fast Fuse Adhesive is a convenient runner style of adhesive. It is stronger than SNAIL Adhesive, so it is great for 3D projects and cards. Here are some tips on how best to use it: 1. Make sure that the tip is sticky before you start. If it isn’t, just gently roll it forward with… Read More: Thursday’s Tip: What Is The Correct Way To Use Fast… »
The Stampin’ Trimmer is great for cutting and scoring your cardstock for your cards and other paper-crafting projects, but sometimes you may find that it isn’t cutting so well. It may be time to replace the cutting blade, but other times there is another little tip that may help your cutting blade cut well again.… Read More: Thursday’s Tip: How To Make Your Trimmer Cutting Blade Last… »
For this week’s tip, I have a quick video to share with you, showing you a simple way that you can be economical with your cardstock. The big tip is don’t use more cardstock than you have to. Check out the video below and I will show you how I was more economical with my… Read More: Thursday’s Tip: How To Be Economical With Cardstock »
I really like the Everyday Label Punch and there are also two coordinating stamps that are designed to be used with it. Sometimes it looks better to have a contrasting frame around the stamped sentiment to help make it stand out. Here is a double gate fold card that we made at my class this… Read More: Thursday’s Tip: Matting With The Everyday Label Punch »
Stampin’ Up!’s Watercolour Pencils (Watercolor Pencils) are great for colouring in a stamped image. Today’s tip is now to use them. There are 13 pencils in the pack and the Stampin’ Up! colours are Basic Black, Basic Gray, Bermuda Bay, Calypso Coral, Daffodil Delight, Early Espresso, Melon Mambo, Old Olive, Pacific Point, Pumpkin Pie, Real… Read More: Thursday’s Tip: How To Colour With Watercolor Pencils »
Masking is a basic stamping technique to create depth. Masking makes it look as though one image is behind another. It involves covering a stamped image so that other image may be stamped over it. The image you stamp first is the one that will appear in the front. The second image will look as though… Read More: Thursday’s Tip: Masking Stamping Technique »
Have you ever tried making a waterfall card? This is a great card to impress your family and friends. This is one of the cards I taught at my class earlier this week. It features the High Tide stamp set. You can also see a more simpler card I made earlier in the week using… Read More: Thursday’s Tip: Waterfall Card & Video »
Today I am going to share two ways you can colour embossing paste. You can use your reinkers or an ink pad. Check out today’s video to see how easy it is to colour embossing paste. Check out all these embossed backgrounds I made. Some are white and others have been coloured. Last week… Read More: Thursday’s Tip: Two Ways You Can Colour Embossing Paste »
I have had fun using the new Embossing Paste. I must admit, I was a little nervous about using it and I was reluctant to use it, but once I did, I found it easy to use and I wanted to use it again and again It creates some wonderful textured backgrounds. In this post,… Read More: Thursday’s Tip: How To Use Embossing Paste »