September Stamp of the Month Art #19

Art by Karen Pedersen

September Stamp of the Month Art #13

Art by Joanne Repman

Use our new Cricut Art Philosophy cartridge to cut this fun tag card! It's so easy . . . and makes a quick and cute piece. The hole even "punches" itself!

September Stamp of the Month Art #18

Art by Karen Pedersen

September Stamp of the Month Art #12

Art by Tina Horton

This square card has a front flap that is scalloped to revel the black bottom-strip interior on the card. The special feature here is the canvas badge button, which is STAMPED - Yes, you can DO that! :-)

September Stamp of the Month Art #17

Art by Karen Pedersen

September Stamp of the Month Art #11

Art by Debi Gardner

Here's a beautiful example of distressing by sanding. Our cardstock, with its white core, is the perfect paper for this! Debi uses our white chipboard to shade with red ink and then stamp "Congratulations" in black over the top.

September Stamp of the Month Art #10

Art by Sue Laufer

There's always room for a nice, clean look! And this card is a perfect example. Layer a couple papers for a border strip across the top, bind it with some help, and it's a great place to hang a tag . . . that makes a perfect event invitation!

September Stamp of the Month Art #16

Art by Karen Pedersen

September Stamp of the Month Art #15

Art by Karen Pedersen

September Stamp of the Month Art #9

Art by Maggie Cameron

This little 2 1/2" x 3 1/2" card is darling! Matting and 3D-mounting the third word "times" really adds some pizazz. It's hard to tell from my photo - but Maggie added a very nice finishing touch by coating the face of the pocket watch with Liquid Glass. Perfect!

September Stamp of the Month Art #14

Art by Karen Pedersen

September Stamp of the Month Art #8

Art by Karen Barber

A pocket is a perfect home for a little tag! Any interactive piece like this always adds a fun element to a card. The tag is embellished with one of our new Antiqued Copper Designer Brads.

September Stamp of the Month Art #7

Art by Julie Reynolds

Stamping on our B&T paper can give added interest to a card. Here, the tag is stamped directly onto a "Typeset" B&T duo. The subtle grid-type background lends just enough personality, without fighting for your attention with the stamp images.

September Stamp of the Month Art #6

Art by Cathy Stai

Add a little flair by notching the tag . . . Use a 1/4" hole punch to notch the sides, and then run some Waxy Flax or Hemp around, knot, and it's a terrific look!

September Stamp of the Month Art #5

Art by Lynn Hart

Mounting an added layer onto a tag is a great look. Use a little 3D foam tape to do this, and it's easy peasy!

September Stamp of the Month Art #4

Art by Linda Taylor

This set comes with some little "corner filler" stamps that work so great on tag images! The little bicycle here, stamped in an ink that matches the paper mat ties the whole card together. Such a little touch, but so artistic!

September Stamp of the Month Art #3

Art by Darlys Recker

Darlys is the "Queen of Paperfolding!" Her little flower here is adorable, embellished with a button and sparkle for its center.

Need a Fun Tuesday?

A freshly-scheduled Layout Workshop this Tuesday, Sept. 6 is just what you need!

6:30 - Julie's Art Room in Snohomish

Still room for a couple more people!

Cost: $10 or FREE with a $30 order placed that evening.

All materials provided.

Can't attend on Tuesday but still want to make the layout?

No problem. You can purchase a kit for just $10 - all pieces cut and ready for you, full instructions provided.

*Note: This layout design is different than the one that will be taught at the Sept. 20 Layout Workshop. So you can plan on making both!

September Stamp of the Month Art #2

Art by Beth Naumann

Overlapping layers is the creative focal point of this card! "Typeset" papers are used and simply arranged in an overlapping look that gives depth to its design.

September Stamp of the Month Art #1

Art by Amy McGrew

Ink distressing gives this card its well-worn, well-loved look. It takes the sharp edges off and warms it right up!