Pajama Crafter Stamps
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Winter and Fall, Something For All!
This is a great time of year for crafting and stamping…we have to fun holidays to design for…we have a fun mix of inspiration for you today. So, tell us what you are up to creating these days…are you working on fall projects or holiday projects? Leave us a comment for your chance to win
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Pretty as a Rose…
Isn’t this just the prettiest little rose? This is one of the red rubber images from Prickley Pear. They stamp so clear, so beautiful. I had this piece of cardstock left over from a previous project with the bricks on it and thought it would make a great back ground for this pretty rose.
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Tis the Season…
Oh my, tis the season for me to be tardy! I had this post all set to go Monday and forgot to send it live! Here is your Monday inspiration on Wednesday!! Designer Angela Bode using HH0170 Elves Babysitting, CLR038 Snowflake Inserts Clear Stamps, PPRS D038 Snowflake Pendant Die Designer Barb Thompson using: JJ0028 Flourished Polar Bear ,
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Janeen Thompson – Guest Designer
Hello All, Where does one start to write a short bio? It was a dark and rainy night??? Ha-ha. I’m an advanced stamper, in years that is. I will be able to collect my social security check next year. I feel a bit out dated amongst all these young stampers but I love
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Melissa’s Tutorial: Season of Peace!
Hi everyone! It’s Melissa here today with a tutorial you’ll be able to use some of those holiday cards you will be making in the days ahead! Let’s create a pretty winter background using basic inks and a shimmery spray! Creating a wintry scene is easier than you might think! Gather these basic supplies: Prickley
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A Wonderful Wintery Mix!
We have a wonderful wintery mix of cards for you today…some for winter, some for fall! Enjoy! Designer Angela Bode using CLR010 Ornaments Clear Set, CLR010A Ornaments Clear Set 2 , PPRS-D010 Ornament Die Designer Barb Thompson using: FF0177 Santa Checking His List , EE0197 Naughty or Nice . Designer Heidi Erickson using: JJ0086 Winter’s Reflection, CLR019B Victorian Ornaments 3 Designer
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A Big Thank You to Guest Designer Michele Greenwood!
Hi friends-happy hump day!! How are you? I’m back with my last guest post for Prickley Pear Stamps-what fun I have had with their images. You can see all their stamps HERE, they offer both clear, red rubber stamps and LOTS of matching dies. And for fun, I’ve added each of my guest creations down
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Flurries are in the Air…
…and we have a flurry of inspiration to share with you today. Check out all of the beautiful samples for fall and winter! Designer Angela Bode using GG0162 Raven Branch Red Rubber Stamp, CLR001 Butterflies – Clear stamp Designer Barb Thompson using: CLR019b Victorian Ornaments 3 clear set , D019 Victorian Ornament Die . Designer Heidi Erickson using: FF0104
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Let it SNOW!
It’s true my friends – only 57 days till Christmas…I think I have 2 gifts bought to date. How how about you? How many have you purchased? Well my card this week for Prickley Pear Stamps makes me think of CHRISTMAS…although we’ve been enjoying some summer temperatures this past week – think 90 degrees! But
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A Card for Any Occasion!
Inspiration abounds today…we have butterflies and pumpkins and Christmas on our brains! Check out the beautiful creations of our design team! What kinds of cards are you making this month? Designer Barb Thompson using: HH0172 Mummy , Clr013A Circles Fall clear set , CLR029A Bats 2 clear set , CLR008A Pumpkin Set 2 clear set , D034 Floral Border die , D041
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Sparkly Flowers with Michele!
Hi friends – welcome back to another little creation for Prickley Pear Stamps! This time I’m using one of their red rubber images – Black Eye Susan…and to spice up my life…and yours (HA!), I used it 3 times in different color combos. These cards are completely CAS (clean and simple) yet so sparkly IRL!
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Lotsa Fall an a Touch of Christmas!
Happy Monday! Thanks for popping by and taking a peek at what the design team has been up to! Check out the fabulous use of dies on Barb’s card and then to finish off the post check out Angela’s ingenious use of dies! Pop on over to the girls’ blogs to read more details on