Country Dozen Rewards – Free Stamps
I saw a cute card made by Tessa Wise and I wanted to do it for my Thank you card for on-line sales in February as well as my Top Ten in sales for my downline in February. Thanks Tessa, way cute. I ran out of Island Indigo Bakers Twine, so I did some in Cherry Cobbler too.
I have also heard from a bunch of my sweet blog readers that you want to see more videos. So let me know if it is ok to do just a stamping video, there may be a tip here and there, but it is just me stamping.
Stamp Set: Hey there – Paper Pumpkin stamp, Feeling Sentimental, Oh Hello
Paper: Very Vanilla, First Edition DSP
Ink: Sahara Sand, Island Indigo, Jetblack Stazon, Basic Black marker
Misc: Color Spritzer, Island Indigo Bakers Twine.
Here is the Cherry Cobbler one.
So cute eh? So if you placed an on-line order in my store for the month of February you will be getting one of these in the mail.
Added since original post: The Hey There stamp comes clear mount, and you will get a clear block in your kit, but I prefer wood so I permanently stuck it on an extra wood block I had.
Wanna see me make the card?
Have a super Saturday and thanks for stopping in.
Diana,
Great video, filled with lots of tips! I will certainly use your tip of stamping on cardstock vellum when using the stamp-a-ma-jig. Thanks for sharing yourself, your family and your stamping.
Loved it! So enjoyed watching you create a card. Lots of tips were included for learners like me. Would you mind showing how you create the vellum placement cards for each stamp? Looks like a great idea I could use. The jig always seems like a mystery . . .
Di,
Loved the video and I got at least 4 tips from it! I enjoy just watching someone else's stamping process, please make more videos. Thanks for sharing.
Great video. I never thought to attach that inner piece to the stamp pad lid. I've always laid it somewhere on my desk and always had to handle it so carefully to keep from getting ink on my fingers. I am soo going to attach it to the lid now. Thanks for the tip.
Darling card. And I love your video. Please keep them coming.
I love the card! And thank you so much for the video. Great job as usual! 🙂
There were lots of great little tips in there. I loved the idea of using the vellum for the stamp-a-ma-jig and also liked the idea of securing the extra cover for the stazon in the lid! Enjoyed your video!
Di, the video was great!! Chock full of ideas and tips! I know these things take time, thanks so much for creating it for us, I certainly got a lot out of it!!
I loved your video and I'd love to see more of them too. That is a neat idea with the vellum.
loved your video!!! love your chickens!!! and yes, i did learn a couple of tips. no worry, i just love watching someone ELSE make a card.
hugs, jo ann.
Did you convert your "Hey there friend" stamp to wood? You really like the wood mount stamps better, eh?
LOVE the video…keep them coming.