Hello Stampers! I’m back with another Tuesday Tidbit.
Today’s Tidbit is how to fix your Photopolymer stamps when they’ve lost their stickiness. Watch my quick tip video here.
If you’re enjoying these quick tips, be sure to leave a comment below!
I recently had a customer ask me how I attach sequins to my cards without making a mess.
Watch my quick video tip here.
I hope you enjoy these tips. If so, I’d love it if you posted in the comments below.
I don’t know about you, but I LOVE punches. They are quick and easy to use, and they add SO MUCH to your card design. But, they are an investment, so I like to get my money’s worth from them.
Today’s Tuesday Tidbit will show you how to get more bang for your buck when it comes to your punches.
Watch a quick tip video here!
I hope you’ve enjoyed this Tuesday Tidbit. I have several more quick videos on my YouTube channel at Jeanne Moss – Bluegrass Stamper.
In my last Tuesday Tidbit, I showed you my MUST HAVE items for a Basic Stampin’ Kit. Today, I’ll show you a few more helpful items that I like to have in my kit.
Watch this short video here.
I hope you’re enjoying my Tuesday Tidbit series. I’d love to hear from you in the Comments!
Hello Stampers!
Today I’d like to show you the items I think a Basic Stamping Kit should include. I’ll share with you my MUST HAVES and their basic uses.
You can watch the short video here.
I hope you enjoyed this quick video. If you have questions or comments, please leave them below. I’d love to hear from you!
If you don’t have any of these items, you can find them in my online store!
One of the best things about Stampin’ Up! is that they offer refills for all their ink pads. When an ink pad goes dry, it’s basically worthless, so I always recommend that my customers get the coordinating refill anytime they purchase an ink pad. It will make those ink pads last a long, long time!
If you’ve wondered how to refill your ink pads, I have a quick and easy tip for you.
Watch the short video here.
I hope you found this tip helpful. If so, please leave a comment below!
You can find an entire rainbow of Stampin’ Up! ink pads at my store below, and all the refills to go with them.
Today’s Tuesday Tidbit will show you how to color rhinestones and jewels to match your project using Stampin’ Blends.
See this quick tip here.
If you enjoy these Tidbits, please let me know in the comments!
If you’re like me, you like to buy dies that coordinate with your stamp sets. The dies are so much quicker than fussy cutting, and you save 10% when you buy the bundles!
Colleen Hubble, a good friend and one of my team members, showed me a great way to store those dies.
Watch the quick video here.
Thanks for stopping by! If you find these tips helpful, please leave a comment below.
Today I am participating in a Blog Hop with talented friends from “down under”.
Tags and labels aren’t just for sentiments! This week, we are sharing different ways to add tags or labels to your projects.
Stampin’ Up! offers so many nice tag and label punches and dies that it was hard to choose what to use. I finally decided on the Trio of Tags dies, but I used them in a non-traditional way.
I chose the tag that has the scalloped end with three holes. I used a slightly larger strip of Crumb Cake cardstock, and cut only one end of the tag. I did that by rolling it into my cutting machine only far enough to cut one end and then backing it out (see picture below). I then used my paper trimmer to cut both sides of the tags to the length I wanted. I made two of these, embossed them with the Tasteful Textile 3D Embossing Folder, then adhered them to the front of the card as shown, and tied them together with braided linen trim.
Here’s the fixin’s:
When you’re using detailed die cuts, do you end up with glue everywhere except where you really want it? It’s especially frustrating when you’re using a foil cardstock and it gets smeared with glue. You can easily avoid that with Stampin’ Up!’s Adhesive Sheets.
Watch a short video on using these sheets here.
Here’s the fixin’s:
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