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Tiddly Inks

A couple ladies on the Design Team have created projects with the new clear Tiddly Inks in the All That Scraps store.

We have the 4 new stamps that were just released in stock, ready to ship. 

 This Bee card by Amy Y uses the set Happy Bee Day

Christa created a clever card using Birthday Wishes

 

Tracy made a sweet card using Friends Are Flowers

Tiddly Inks stamps are made of clear high quality photopolymer. Christy Kroll the designer of Tiddly Inks brings us adorably cute images to create magical projects.

Tiddly Inks will coordinate beautifully with our new paper collectiosn like "I Heart Summer" by Simple Stories,  Bella Blvds Sand and Surf, or Teresa Collins Summer Stories.

New Products 5/24

What a week!!  Take a look at all the new products!!!  We are still working on our Copic Sketch selection however we do have a good portion of them in stock along with the Copic Wallets.  We are super excited to bring Queen and Co. on board, they have some really awesome products and at VERY fair price.  As promised we now have stamps from La La Land Crafts, a very wide selection of the latest release from Penny Black and the new Fairy release from Tiddly Inks.  We also have the new I Heart Summer Collection from Simple Stories. Check out some other new products below.

 

Versafine Pigment Ink pads

American Crafts/Studi Calico

Just a reminder, we will be closed Monday, May 27th, in observance of Memorial Day, we will resume normal hours bginning Tuesday, May 28th,  We hope all of you have a safe and happy Holiday weekend.

 

Review Preview Drozy Darlings Stamps

We are taking another look at Drozy Darling stamps that were released on May 6th. The images were drawn with Mother's Day in mind, but then I wanted to go a little farther and have them be for not only Mother's Day but can also be used for missing you type projects. 

 

Simone: Drozy's Darlings Missing You Rubber Stamp
Amy R Stamps Sunny Sentiments

Christa: Drozy Missing you, Amy R sunny sentiments

 

Nancy: Missing You
Sunny Sentiments

 

Delphine: Missing You and Sunny Sentiments.

Ladybug Honey Card

Silvie has created a most adorable card using our digi image Ladybug Honey. You can view all our Honey images here 

 

Do you have any projects using our Honey images? We would love to see them. Add your link in the comments section of this post.

DT Make It Monday - Alphabet and cubes

 

Welcome to a new issue of DT Make It Monday. Today it's my turn and I want to show you how to make a cute gift with C.C. Cutters dies.

 

I needed a gift for Mother's Day and bought a beautiful pot of flowers. Now I still needed a matching card. But why always giving away cards? Then I saw the C.C. Cutters Cube Box die and Christine's cute baby tower came into my mind. That's it!

 

I took the C.C. Cutters Bubble Alphabet die. You see that it is one big die but of course you can also cut single letters. It's so easy!

 

Just cut your cardstock into little pieces and only cover the letters you want to cut with it.

 

Run the die with the cardstock pieces trough your cutting machine.

 

And you will get single letters.

 

I needed 'MAMA' which is Mum in German.

 

Then I cut four C.C. Cutters Cube Boxes, adhered them together and decorated the cube bar with different die cuts.

 

And this is the whole gift set. My mother liked it a lot!

Hugs,
Jay Jay

 

New products

Check out the new goodies!!!   Just a reminder that all Wild Rose products are 50% off to make room for the new release.

New products

 

Studio Calico

Alley Way Stamps

Doodlebug 8.5" x 11" textured cardstock (assortment packs)

Versafine pigment inkpads

New Happy Camper and Here & Now paper pads from Echo Park

Winner of our $25.00 Giveaway . . .

Tough question! At the minute I'm loving the Stamping Bella Uptown Girls range, but nice paper packs 6x6 or sentiment sets are always very useful.

Posted by: Lynne in NI | April 26, 2013 at 11:53 PM

 

Congrats Lynne, email me and I will get the gift certificate sent to you!

thanks

Christine

Review Preview C.C. Designs Stamps

Welcome back! It is time to review our new C.C. Designs Stamps that were released this month.

 

Simone-

May Day Birgitta

Scrolling Banners Die

Butterflies Die

Leafy Branch Die

Christa-

Stamps: Swiss pixie Mayday Brigitta, Amy R Sunny Sentiments

Tracy-

 Swiss Pixie May Day

Delphine-

Beep! Beep! and Fly Away With Me clear stamp set

Francine-

Swiss Pixie May Day Birgitta

Anita

May Day Birgitta and Sunny Sentiments

Anita

CC Designs Beep! Beep! and Sunny Sentiments

Mary-

May Day Birgitta and C.C. Designs Cutters Banner Day Die

Laura-

Tumbleweeds Kite Girl

AmyR Sunny Sentiments

C.C. Cutters Four Season Tree Die (to cut cloud)

Nancy-

Zooming
Sunny Sentiments 
Beep! Beep!
Mini Banners Cutters

Eva-

Zooming, Sunny Sentiments and Birdie Day

Martine-

stamps:

zooming

sunny sentiments

 

Anything But A Card

It's Tuesday which means it time for our anything but a card post.

Christa has created an adorable good featuring our new Sweet November stamps.

Stamps : Sweetnovember Josie and Jilly's chat, Amy r Sunny sentiments

Dies: C.C. Designs Cutters Four Season Tree Die,

         C.C. Designs Cutters Fence Border Die

Martine created a wall hanging that would look fabulous anywhere.

stamps:

sunny sentiments

Mia’s kite

 

dies:

butterfly border

four seasons tree

leafy branche

four seasons fence

 

DT Make it Monday - fussy cutting hints & tips

Hello everyone!  It's Mary J here with a few hints and tips of how I do my fussy cutting - I've had a lot of questions about it so I hope this will go some way to help you!  First off, here is my card where I used this technique...

 

 

Isn't she beautiful?  This is Drozy's Darlings Letter For You and I also used a sentiment from the  .  AmyR Stamps Sunny Sentiments set. As you can see, I have cut around her and also in between the gap of her leg and wing.  Here are the tools I use...

 

In order from left to right:

1. Serrated scissors (Tim Holtz)
2. Craft knife (Xcut)
3. rounded sanding tool
4. flat sanding tool

I don't think I need to tell you how to actually these tools!  But here are a few things I do to get a good result:

• First of all, I always cut around the image, say 2cm all round so that I don't have large pieces of card getting in my way as I cut round.
• Don't try to get a perfect cut out using your scissors the first time you go round.  You can always go back to trim more off but you can't put it back!
• Make sure your craft knife is sharp - you should be able to cut with quite light pressure.  If you find you are having to press down hard to get a cut, they are not sharp enough.
• Don't worry if the edges aren't completely smooth and rounded (especially around those tight corners) - this is where the sanding tools come in.  For the outer side of the cut out image, I use the flat sanding tool to smooth it out.  I use the rounded sanding tool in the inside cuts.

That's it!  I hope that was useful.  If you have any questions, leave a comment to this post and I will get back to you.  I'm off now but I'll see you again for another Make It Monday in the future!

Mary J