Hello friends,
It has been a loooong time since I have taken the time to blog! So many things going on behind the scenes these past couple months due to up coming releases for summer and seasonal. Releases means YouTube lives for Tim where he will be showing all that we have been working on (now that is exciting stuff). The first release is our last Stampers Anonymous release before seasonal comes to market. I can truly say this a a super release with seven new stamp sets! Here are the images of the new stamps...
HODPODGE
One huge stamp! You can stamp any portion or stamp the entire image!
DECONSTRUCTED
This one is more fun than you might think. I have a Halloween project that uses it quite a bit. I was so pleased with the project that I now put this one on my list of favorites. The project will be part of the idea-ology Halloween Live in August.
TIDBITS
This one is all individual stamps...amazing to use with all the other stamps.
SIGN PAINTER
1" letter to spell anything you want!
FRENCH GARDEN
a must have for me...
EMBROIDERY
Based on simple but beautiful old embroidery patterns.
FLORISTRY
A huge stamp that comes with a block. Can be turned every which way to get a different look every time. The sentiments work with everything!
Colorful Tags
Thought I could show a few steps to make my colorful tags.
I added the Polka Dots with Archival Hickory Smoke, then stamped the main images with Archival ink Black Soot (Ranger #5 tags).
Thanks for stopping by.
Now carry on,
paula
Sentiments: Floristry
Numbers: Tidbits
polka dots: CMS220 Dots & Floral (older stamp set)
Then I just sprayed a few ink color at a time on my silicone mat and dipped the tags in the ink. I usually only use 3 colors per tag and dry between pressing the tag into the ink.
Add a ribbon and you are done!
I love the way they look! These would be so great to have on hand for a quick gift tag.
On Side note, Simon Says Stamp had made dies for 4 of the stamp sets (you can see them below). They are available for pre-order now.
If you want to watch the re-play of Tim's Live with all the samples (and there are over 100 ideas) then go to his BLOG to click on the YouTube link.
Thanks for stopping by.
Now carry on,
paula
