Heather of Stamping and Stitching used upholstery fabric in her Hero Arts-stamped greeting card to create this textured look. I know my local fabric store, Haberman Fabrics, frequently has inexpensive upholstery remnants on hand, so this is a great idea.
I stocked up on some paper supplies for a new year of paper crafting and fell in love with this “Three Small Chairs” stamp set from Hero Arts. A folding chair stamp?! Yes, please! I’ve already been stamping my own flat cards to have blank notecards ready to go.
Jenn at Peas and Crayons made this beautiful stamped flower stationary for a letter that she wrote to her husband on their anniversary. True to her blog’s name, she made it by playing with her food: the stamp isn’t actually a stamp at all—it’s a print made with a celery heart! What a fun idea […]
Of course, the out-of-this-world subject matter of this paper garland from Guusje Wannet of Ontwerpfabriek Appeltaart on Oh Happy! appeals to the space geek in me. The technique for turning stamps and paper into 3D garlands, though, can be applied to almost any stamped imagery. See how it’s done over on Oh Happy! [via @zakkalife]
I love this simple stamp project from Jessica of Zakka Life. She created a tiny cross-stitch stamp that can be used to make all kinds of cross-stitched designs on cards. [via @allthingspaper]
Dale Mackey writes in to share her rubber stamp carving made from a drawing by her four year-old daughter.
Need to go work on this now… Via Zakka Life
