I thought I’d share a little gift bag that I created this weekend. I used pieces from the Tag a Bag Bundle and the Label Something stamp set from Stampin’ Up! to make this gift bag. The Tag a Bag bundle includes 10 bags, 20 tags, 60′ of Baker’s Twine, 10 mini clothes pins, 40 Stampin’ Dimensionals and 5 Smoky Slate Self-Adhesive strips and it’s only $9.95! In case you missed the bundle, you can find it on page 158-159 of the Annual Catalog. I’m also giving you a sneak peek at the new Chevron Border Punch, which is available August 1 from the Holiday Catalog. My design was inspired by the Freshly Made Sketches #96.
Designer Typeset
Just Buzzin’ By With Designer Typset Stamps
Today I’m sharing a card that I created for the Fab Friday 15 Sketch Challenge. I needed a couple of quick kid birthday cards so I used the new Designer Typset Photopolymer and the Bug Me stamp sets from Stampin’ Up! to make them.
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Designer Typeset Baby Boy Card
Stamp With Amy K Now on Pinterest and Facebook!!
I’ve finally got my Stamp With Amy K Facebook and Pinterest pages up and running. I’ll be posting any new updates from Stampin’ Up! as I get them on my Facebook page, so be sure to “like” me so that you’ll receive all of the latest news! And you can follow me on Pinterest, I’ve created a couple of boards and I’m becoming a pinning fool. 🙂 Just click on the buttons on the right side of the screen to go right to my pages. Hope that you enjoy them too!
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Today I’m sharing a card that I created with the brand new Designer Typeset stamp set. Stampin’ Up! is offering this new photopolymer set on a trial basis. Based on popularity, Stampin’ Up! may release more photopolymer stamp sets over the coming months.
I love that these are flexible so you can reshape the larger images. Since the photopolymer stamps are completely clear, you can see exactly where you are stamping so it eliminates the extra step of pulling out your Stamp-a-ma-jig. And you can put several letters together at one time on each block, so it makes creating your own sentiments super quick!
