Showing posts with label The Stamp Market Inks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Stamp Market Inks. Show all posts

Nov 20, 2022

NEW Fresh Christmas Color Combos with NEW Stamp Market Inks, Cardstock, Stamps and Dies


The Stamp Market released four new colors of inks and cardstock and they just happen to make the most fresh and fun color combination for Christmas cards!


Combine them with new stamps and dies like this Santa Cover Die!


Or stack them with this FaLaLa cover die to get the full effect of all 4 colors on one card!


Of course the new inks fit in perfect with the rest of the line. 


I added in some Cherry Kisses cardstock and ink for a pop of red!


Check out the new colors, new supplies and these cards in today's video:



Or check out what's available now in The Stamp Market Shop below! Thanks for stopping by!


Jun 28, 2021

5 (MORE) Ways to Use Embossing Folders


Last year, I came out with a video featuring 6 ways to use embossing folders.


To this day, that video remains my most popular, so I thought it was time for a re-fresh!


So today I am sharing 5 (MORE) ways to use embossing folders! I tried them on specialty cardstock like metallic foil



and glitter cardstock:


and vellum.


I used Distress Oxide Sprays inside the embossing folder.



and of course my favorite technique...using a brayer to apply paint 


or ink:



Check out my video to see all these techniques and LOTS of cards too!


And check out all the supplies I used down below! Thanks for stopping by!

Jun 19, 2021

10 Ways to Use the Latest Premium Dye Inks from Catherine Pooler, The Stamp Market and Concord & 9th!


I waited a pretty long time before trying out the new formulation of dye inks that sit on a foam pad like those from Catherine Pooler, The Stamp Market and Concord &9th. But when I did, I was blown away! They really make it so easy to stamp bright, clear clean images in fabulous colors!


So I definitely love them for stamping, but I wondered what else these inks could do! I tried them with splattering and heat embossing,


I used them as watercolors,


and stenciling,


I tried them for ink blending and found they were also water reactive!


I tried them with direct to paper swiping.


And I tried them with smooshing! I loved them in all of these techniques!


To check out all 10 techniques and see how I turned those backgrounds into cards, check out the video here:


For the supplies I used, check out the links below. Thanks for stopping by!