Susie's Spot

Wednesday, December 26, 2007

January Stamp Club

Happy New Year! I don't know how many of you have the new catalog, but I love it! They have some wonderful new stamps and papers! For this month's Stamp Club we are going to be using two new sets from the catalog! Since Valentine's Day is around the corner we will be working on Valentine's projects.

Zoofari Love

Ingredients:
Stamps: Zoofari, So Many Sayings, So Much Time

Ink: Close to Cocoa, Pretty in Pink

Paper: Close to Cocoa, Non SU Designer Paper

Accessories: Glitter Pen, Brads

Valentine Date

Ingredients
Stamps: Mark the Date, Time Well Spent and Wonderful Words

Ink: Regal Rose and Sky Blue

Paper: Regal Rose, Sky Blue and White, Non SU Designer Paper

Accessories: Brad, Spiral Punch, Heart Punch, Ribbon

Candy Tube

Ingredients

Stamps: Time Well Spent

Ink: Taken with Teal

Paper: Taken with Teal, Non SU Designer Paper, white

Accessories: Brad, hole punch, Ribbon, tissue paper

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Tip of the Week

Use empty Pringles cans to store wheels, you can fit 7 in each can!
When mounting alphabet stamps, line up the bottom of the letter with the bottom of the block. That way all of your letters are in the same spot on the block. Makes stamping much easier!
When embossing, if you can't find your embossing buddy substitute a sock filled with cornstarch!
Store your stamping wheels on a 4 rod pant hanger
If a brand new stamp doesn't seem to accept the ink evenly, rub it with an eraser
Heat embossing powder from underneath to avoid fly away
Save left over rubber from cutting out to mount your stamps to use as a pop-dots or stampin’ dimensionals.
Make your own pop dots by running fun foam through a Zyron machine.
Use your brayer to ink up background stamps for a more even coverage
If you like to attach ribbon with colored staples, color the the staples with a sharpie before putting them into your stapler.
2/3 stamping mist to 1/3 water does the same cleaning job and makes your mist last a lot longer