Thank you everyone who sent in an application to be part of our design team for the coming term starting in October.
We are now looking at all submissions and will be announcing our new team next Monday. Stay tuned!
Design Team Call now closed!
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Handmade chipboard buttons
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Hello everyone, welcome to the MyStamp BOX blog today.
Probably, just like me, you have drawers and boxes full of embellishements. All of them bought because they are so pretty and maybe one day you can use them, right?! And a lot of them you will use, that’s for sure. But sometimes with all these piles… | read more »
Stationary Project
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Hi there!
Jill and I decided to create ways to contain stationary paper/cardstock using MyStampBox stamp set. Jill has created “Stationary Cli–Up Frame” using an extra-large clip so there could be many stationary papers added to the frame. The materials used are wooden frame from IKEA, lots of ribbon, coloured cardstock, multiple colours of dye ink &… | read more »
Feeling Robotic Today
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Jolene and I (Janet) are partners this month and we got our little heads together and decided to play with the Programmed Robots stamp set.
We would like to share the projects that we created with you.
First up is Jolene’s awesome projects.
August is back to school time in Indiana, and my six year old son and… | read more »
Kindergarten Sharing
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As August continues to bless us with beautiful blue skies & hot summer days, I am reminded that I only have a few more weeks with my kids before they are back to school. We still need to do our annual back-to-school shopping trip to the city to pick out those supplies and funky new… | read more »
Design Team Call for October 2011
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ATTENTION all stampers and myStamp BOX fans!
We are looking for new Designers to join our team. If you are enthusiastic about our stamps, love to stamp, are a good team player, and know a thing or two about blogging, you are the right match for us! We are interested in designers with… | read more »
Stamps + chipboard = earrings
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Hi everyone!
Welcome to the MyStamp BOX blog today! I hope you are enjoying summer just as much as I do!
Today I will show you how you can make some fun jewelry with chipboard and stamps.
For this little project I used the “He loves me”-set.
First stamp the petal outline on a piece of chipboard and cut… | read more »
Book Cover Project
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Hello everyone and happy Tuesday! I would like to share with you the project that I just recently created for my journal book I purchased from Moleskin. You can create similar project like this using whatever book you prefer. This project is fun and allow you to design or set particular theme you desire for… | read more »
Fun Backgrounds for Sketch Projects
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Today I would like to show you two more projects done for our Sketch Showcase and Challenge.
Wendy Morris made a card for the Card Challenge. The background is done with our heart stamp from the “Symbols” set. Some of the hearts are embossed…
Sue Sykes made her background for this layout with the stamps from “Funky… | read more »
Taking inspiration from Nature.
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I do like to keep up with Interior design trends and one which keeps coming back to me again and again is a colour scheme inspired by lazy summer holidays spent on the beach. Beige, turquise/blue and touches of green.
I’ve put together a mood board to emphasize my point.
So here are a few projects using the… | read more »
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