Today I would like to share a tip on storing Dimensionals, Rhinestones and other flat embellishments. In the past, my Dimensionals would get lost amongst or buried in my drawer with other craft supplies, and I would spent too much time trying to find them. I had to come up with a way to find… Read More »
The new Snow Fall Accents Puff Paint is a great way to add some texture and dimension to your project. It helps you to add some ‘snow’! How to use the Snow Fall Accents Puff Paint: Shake the bottle before use. Squeeze out the amount you would like to use in any shape or form.… Read More »
Aqua Painters are great at creating a watercolour look. They are easy to use as the water is inside the barrel of the pen. This makes it easy and causes no mess. Aqua Painters can also be used for colouring stamped images, especially embossed ones. This is shown on the card below. What paper should… Read More »
Here are some tips on how you can stamp and punch out the hot air balloon and basket (from the Above the Cloud Bundle) at the same time. Check out this video: I hope you found this tip useful. Check out my blog for other Thursday’s Tips, or subscribe to my Stamp with Angela YouTube… Read More »
Labelling Classic Stampin’ Pads is easy when you know what to do. You will need to do this when you purchase Classic Stampin’ Pads. On the back of an ink pad are some stickers. The stickers show the ink pad’s colour in different languages. After you have peeled off the English sticker, adhere it onto… Read More »
In the new Holiday/Christmas Catalogue Stampin’ Up! have a new type of stamp set which is reversible. These stamps are, as the name suggests, which are reversible. The stripe and polka-dot mugs in the Cup of Christmas Stamp Set are reversible. Simply stamp the image, clean it and turn it over. How to use reversibles:… Read More »
Today I will share with you how you should use the new style 3D embossing folders with the 3D embossing folder plate. From June 2019 the Stampin’ Up! 3D embossing folders are thinner than they were before. This means how you should put them through your Big Shot is different. Stampin’ Up! have created a… Read More »
The cling stamps are great. They stick well to your block making stamping so much easier. When you first get your rubber stamps you will need to adhere the stickers to them. If you are wondering how to adhere the stickers, there are three places you can learn what to do. Check the instructions inside… Read More »
Stampin’ Up! have introduced a new 3D Embossing Folder Plate to work with their new-style 3D embossing folders (which are thinner than our old-style Dynamic folders). How to Use the New 3D Embossing Folder Plate The new plate makes up the difference in measurement between our old-style Dynamic Folders and our new-style 3D Folders in… Read More »
I have had customers ask me, which Whisper White Cardstock should I use? Stampin’ Up! have two types of Whisper White cardstock. Both are A4 size, but one is regular cardstock and the other is a thick cardstock. I like to use the regular cardstock for all my general stamping. It is great for stamping… Read More »
Check out today’s video to see what an outlined stamped image looks like when coloured with Stampin’ Up! Watercolor Pencils and how this compares with the Stampin’ Blends. They are both effective ways to colour a stamped image, but give a slightly different look. Stampin’ Up! have range of colours avaiable in the Stampin’ Blends.… Read More »
Masking is a stamping technique to create depth. Masking makes it look as though one image is behind another. This is a technique I shared a couple of years ago. Some of you may have missed out on seeing it, so I am sharing it again. The image you stamp first is the one that… Read More »
Simple stamping involves inking your stamp with an ink pad and then stamping it onto your card. But what if you could do some two-toned stamping by adding two colours onto the same stamp? How about two shades of green on a leaf, or two different colours on a flower? Wouldn’t that look lovely? Well,… Read More »
The Gift Bag Punch Board makes making a gift bag quick and easy! Check out these gift bags that were made with the Gift Bag Punch Board. From left to right are a small, medium and large gift bag. The size refers to the width of the bag. You can choose what height you would… Read More »
Have you ever wondered why the Scoring Stylus has two different sized ends? When should you use each one? Although I’ve had my Scoring Board for many years, I only recently learned the difference between them. Today I thought I would share this with you. You should use the end with the smaller ball for… Read More »