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Cheep Talk two-step stamping bonanza

Posted by Sally on July 30, 2010

Cheep Talk Circle Cutter Flight of the Butterfly Fox n Friends Scallop Circle Die Tiny Tags

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Super dooper demo offer ends soon....

Posted by Sally on July 29, 2010

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Thanks so much

Posted by Sally on July 26, 2010

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Flying through the week

Posted by Sally on July 23, 2010

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Buttons galore

Posted by Sally on July 19, 2010

Button Die Circle Cutter Crystal Effects Hemp Twine Medium Jewelry Punch Party Hearty Seasons of Joy Tiny Tags

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Birthday bonanza

Posted by Sally on July 14, 2010

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July Bonanza

Posted by Sally on July 08, 2010

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Purple and green daze...

Posted by Sally on July 07, 2010

Extra-Large Two-Step Bird punch Heart Trio Tiny Tags Very Vintage

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Two-step stamping bonanza

Posted by Sally on July 01, 2010

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Designer Series Paper sale on now!

Designer Series Paper makes card making a dream. It's especially great if you're making a whole series of cards *cough Christmas is coming cough* and don't have a lot of time. For the month of October you can enjoy a discount on select papers. Check out the sale and get yours today. Happy crafting. Sally

Congratulations

The pandemic has taught me many things this past year. It's taught me what's really important. It's taught me to focus on what really matters. It's taught me how truly generous and wonderful my friends are. And it's taught me that no matter the circumstances it's important to celebrate the little things and find joy in moments. Here's two cards I made to celebrate the small things using the Art Gallery stamp set. As I mentioned in my last post , this is a two-step stamp set which means you can uses colours to really bring depth to the flower images you stamp. In this case I've used coordinating colours of shades of blue, but you could use contrasting colours to really make a pop. For this card I used heat and stick powder to add some gilded leaf to the hero image to make it pop. Here's to celebrating the small moments that matter and making memories together. If you want to get started on a new hobby or restart your passion for card making th...

When Flowers meet Art

For me when I think about flowers I think about spring and blossoms starting to bloom on the streets around me. I don't often think about art galleries but the name of this stamp set Art Gallery got me thinking about when I could travel and the types of art that I'm drawn to and Monet's paintings are certainly a stand out. For this card I used the Art Gallery Stamp set which is a two-step stamp set and for some of the second steps used heat and stick powder with gilded leafing to give it both a textural feel and some bling. It takes a bit more time to do the gilding but it's a very different effect to heat embossing and works really well when there is a large amount of stamped area to guild. It's almost perfect for two-step stamping to give it a bit of a lift. If you want to find all the tools, get more inspiration and get two-step stamping you can find all the resources you need online here . Happy crafting. Sally

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