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Sentiment Stamps Say It All in Stamp It! Techniques, Vol. 2
Stacy Croninger, Digital Managing Editor Hi, Based on my post from Monday, you’re aware of my love of stamping and especially when techniques are involved. But I also recognize that not everyone loves...
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Stamp It! Techniques: Watercolor Effects
Holly Anderson Welcome to the final day of Stamp It! Techniques week! We’ve really enjoyed this week with you! shadow stamping, resist stamping, masking, and sentiment stamping, I’m introducing you to...
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Second Generation Stamping Ideas
Stacy Croninger, Digital Managing Editor Hi friends! As I’ve mentioned before, I love using techniques in my card making. And stamping is one of my favorite areas to use techniques. So today I wanted...
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Groovin’ with the Go-to Gals – Wonderful Watercolor
Betsy Veldman, Paper Crafts Go-to Gal The watercolor trend is still here and bigger than ever. I for one love it and hope it doesn’t go away anytime soon! There are tons of ways to experiment with this...
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Create a Sentiment Reflection
Stacy Croninger, Digital Managing Editor Hi everyone! If you were to look at the stamps you own, what percentage of them are sentiments? Even in the sets that have designs or objects like flowers,...
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Guest Post: Savvy Stamps
We’d like to welcome Savvy Stamps to the blog today. Go Savvy Stamps! Hi Paper Crafts & Scrapbooking! We’re so excited to be here today to show you some of our stamps and share a few tips. First,...
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Groovin’ with the Go-to Gals – Using Dies as Stamps
Kimberly Crawford, Paper Crafts Go-to Gal Hello! Kimberly here today, with a post that needs to be filed under, how to get more mileage from your paper crafting supplies. Do you ever stare longingly at...
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Throwback Thursday: Gradient Stamping
Today’s Throwback Thursday showcases two techniques/ideas. First, creating your own ink pad using re-inkers and a felt pad. Second, creating a gradient effect where one color bleeds into the next....
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Throwback Thursday: Mirror Stamping
Welcome to Throwback Thursday where today we’re showing you how to mirror stamp. Jennifer McGuire created this cute Only Fish card seen in Stamp It! Cards, Vol. 9 using one stamp but mirroring the...
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Throwback Thursday: Stamp Kissing
Stamp kissing is a versatile technique that adds a pattern or design from one stamp to another. You can either use the second stamp to remove ink from the main stamp or apply have the second stamp...
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Throwback Thursday: Spotlight Stamping on Cards
Make cards with spotlight stamping to create a focal point! Stamping on cards creates beautiful designs, but you can take it to a new level using spotlight stamping. This technique involves stamping...
View ArticlePaper Crafting Video: Create a Scene using One Stamp Set
Use your stamp sets to create a scene by combining multiple stamps from one set. This video walks you through how to make cards with stamped scenes while sharing tips and tricks for stamping.
View ArticleVideo: Create a Stamped Scene on a Card using One Stamp Set
Create a cute Halloween card using a stamped scene. Find a stamp set that has multiple stamps and combine them to create a design that works together like the one in this video. Making cards with...
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Freebie Friday Giveaway: Stamping Mystery Box
Happy Halloween and welcome to the last day of October! Today’s giveaway is Mystery Box filled with items to use when stamping to make cards. You’ll find stamp sets, ink, and more from companies you...
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Paper Crafting Lessons from Cristina Martinez Diez
Get to know Cristina Martinez Diez Kerri Miller, Managing Editor Welcome back to the “what I learned from the Paper Crafts & Scrapbooking designer” series. This week I’m delving into Cristina...
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