Since manufactured ribbon storage can cost around $40, I thought you might like to hear about my cheap storage alternative. I made my own ribbon storage boxes using shoeboxes covered in leather look contact paper.
I punched holes for two dowels in each box and then punched 10 holes in each of the long sides […]
Rubber stamps can be used so many ways during the holiday season. Making handcrafted ornaments with rubber stamps is so fun and easy that you can decorate a whole tree with them. Here’s a moon ornament I made using the Peace on Earth rubberstamp from A Country Welcome, a piece of cardboard and some exotic […]
I was wasting time surfing the internet because I don’t feel like editing articles for Cecil Child. It turned out to be kind of profitable since I came across this online label generator. You can make labels for greeting cards, scrapbooks, collages, etc. and then print them out. Lots of fun and you don’t have […]
Want to see your work in print? The Rubber Stamper has a call for designs(deadline Dec 14, 2006). They are looking for Artist Trading Cards, collage designs and cards that honor mom, dad or other caregivers who touched your life. Get all of the details on submission requirements from their site at http://www.rubberstamper.com/designs/index.cfm
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Memory Makers Magazine is having a huge $10,000 sweepstakes. You can enter through March 2007 here: http://www.memorymakersmagazine.com/dreams/
Just a few of the awesome prizes they’re offering:
# Full year of new products and prizes from your favorite manufacturers
# Free admission to two Great American Scrapbooking Convention events
# Free evening crop sessions at the GASC events
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Sometimes, dusting off the oldest techniques can be a ton of fun, especially when the people you’re working with never used them. Kids really enjoy making potato prints and adults don’t have to worry about damage to their stamps.
I’m sure you remember the drill - cut a potato in half and carve away anything […]
Yesterday’s post made me realize that many people have been affected by rubberstamping. As the U.S. Thanksgiving holiday is only a few days away, I thought it would be really nice to hear some of your stories. How has stamping changed your life?
Perhaps you were really feeling down and someone sent you a R.A.K. […]
I just found the neatest little recycled fibers shop and splurged on 185 yards of fiber. I love the way recycled fibers look on my stamping collages and cards. I can’t wait to get my order. I’ve got the perfect spot for the jade fibers. (I’m working on a frog collage, which I’ll show you […]
One of my favorite memories is teaching my youngest brother to rubber stamp and then helping him send the cards he made to a very sick little boy in Denmark. Although that little boy received hundreds of cards from all over the world, he didn’t receive them from children his age. Getting the imperfect cards […]
Children love rubber stamps. I’d need the security of Fort Knox to keep them out of my stamping closet. Since all of those padlocks and guards would make it hard for me to enjoy stamping, I decided to put together a child safe stamping kit, instead.
I filled a basket with mounted stamps of animals, […]
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