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The A to Z of stamping :: scrapbooking and handmade cards

The A to Z of stamping :: scrapbooking and handmade cards
stamped scrapbook page ©twopeasinabucket.com. Click here for supplies and further details.
Hands up if you own stamps that have never been used in any way. Even if it’s just one stamp in a set. I’m guessing there are very few of us out there who have honestly put ink to every single stamp we own – especially if we count the letters of the alphabet! And interestingly enough, that’s what the new series A to Z of Stamping aims to do – encourage you to put those stamps to use with a variety of projects and techniques highlighted each day… one day for each letter of the alphabet.

stamped card ©twopeasinabucket.com. Click here for supplies and further details.
I drew the letter A out of the hat, so I had to be brave and go first of all the Garden Girls. I made two projects – a card and a scrapbook page – with a focus on layering stamps by American Crafts. Simple, quick and easy but still definitely homemade. Other projects for A included alcohol inks and art journals, with plenty of examples and a video to demonstrate. Then the next day showcased stamps from BasicGrey, buttons and background stamps. Today we’re up to C for Copic markers, Colorbox and charms. And so forth to come throughout the alphabet!

Each day also includes a themed sale and a challenge with a prize winner. Just a bit of bonus, that.

You can find the daily updates for the A to Z of Stamping here throughout the next twenty-three or days or so!

Now… what stamp have you not used? Grab it and get it inky, won’t you?

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PS: Sketch of the week is definitely ON for this today and there’s a video! Huzzah.

12 October 2011



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9 Comments for The A to Z of stamping :: scrapbooking and handmade cards

  1. LisaE Says:

    Sounds like a really great series. There always seems to be a stamp or two in a set that just never get used. Will have to work on that.

  2. Clair Says:

    Thanks for highlighting this series. I might have missed it otherwise!

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    What a great idea, thanks for flagging it up!!!!

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