Tuesday, August 23, 2011

Studio Stampers Blog Hop!

 
Welcome to the Studio Stampers Blog Hop! You should have come from Lianna Vigil and your next stop after visiting me will be Angela Schellenberg.
Our big Amuse News is the 2011 Holiday Catalog! The new catalog is filled with great holiday products spanning from Halloween to Valentine’s Day.
It’s also amuseapalooza-fancybox-f
Not only are the products special they have hostess incentives too. Hostesses during A-MUSE-A-PALOOZA will earn a limited-edition hostess-only stamp set, AND receive even more hostess rewards than usual!

And now onto the Blog Hop….

Boo to you! Okay so Halloween isn’t exactly around the corner but the way time is flying it will be here before we know it. The Halloween stamp set I used is “Too Cute to Spook” it can be found here.

I kept it simple and clean. I got fancy on the spider web. I cut it out using Onyx cardstock and then used the Sakura quickie glue pen to line the web and covered it in flocking. It adds just enough texture and creepiness.

The circle die cut I used with an embossing mat to give the card some texture and a place for my stamps to stand out.

I used a random stamp technique on all the little squares. First I stamped a 3x3 cardstock piece and then cut into 1x1 inch pieces. A great way to make your own patterned paper and add interest. I chose to keep it “clean” but I could have easily inked up the edges and gave it a grungy feel. 


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Well Thanks for “Hopping” by and enjoy your next stop….Angela Schellenberg
 
Supplies:
Paper: Vanilla, Pumpkin, Wasabi, French Roast Wood grain Ink: Wasabi, & Momento-Black Ribbon: Wasabi/satin & Baker’s Twine/Onyx-White Stamps: Too cute to Spook-Amuse, circle frame-Papertrey Ink Dies: Web-Amuse, Pinking Circle-Papertrey Ink Other: white flocking, Copic Markers, 3D adhesive

Krystie Hersch http://cleanandsimplecards.com/2011/08/august-blog-hop.html
Kathy Hatzke  http://kathatstamps.blogspot.com/2011/08/august-studio-stampers-blog-hop.html
Karen Crisp  http://papernstamps.blogspot.com/2011/08/studio-stampers-august-blog-hop.html
Kari Bell  http://karikards.blogspot.com/2011/08/studio-stampers-blog-hop.html
Lianna Vigil  http://llamatales.blogspot.com/2011/08/krysties-muses-blog-hop.html
Kellie Maggio: You Are Here!
Angela Schellenberg  http://gypsypaperie.blogspot.com/2011/08/as-blog-hop.html
Veronica Zalis  http://lk2thestarz.blogspot.com/2011/08/studio-stampers-blog-hop.html

Monday, August 22, 2011

August Studio Spotlight

Welcome to the A Muse Studio Spotlight!


Where each month, selected stamp sets will share the spotlight with a gorgeous color palette to create projects that showcase the versatility of paper crafting.

This month we're going back to school!



Add a smile to your child's lunchbox with these adorable lunchbox notes. We used The Mighty Jungle, Personal Stationery, and Past Due stamp sets to create a variety of fun notes!


A Muse Studio 11x17 Grid Paper is more than a fabulous work surface - it's great for projects too. At 11x17 inches, it makes a great book cover (especially stamped with the Rock Star stamp set)!

This studious little owl treat bag started with our 1/2 lb Brown Paper Bags and a variety of Nestabilities, topped off with a bit of stamping (Rock Star set was used on his tummy and School Days for the ruled sentiment)!

We also used A Muse Studio Felt (new in the Holiday Catalog!) and a variety of Nestabilities and A Muse Studio Exclusive dies to create an out-of-this-world robot backpack!

The School Days set is perfect for creating Teacher Appreciation gifts - like this notepad.

Nothing says "back to school" like a #2 pencil, but these are good enough to eat!


Contact me to learn more about these projects and the supplies we used to make them!
Spotlight Pricing on these five sets is good through 11:59pm Eastern time, September 14th, 2011






Thursday, June 30, 2011

Coral & Shells Card

Just a quick little post. A vibrant card made with an Amuse Studio stamp set; Sea Shells. I just random stamped the images than pop dotted it on ocean cardstock. I added cranberry ribbon, twine, and some cut out shapes. The mini tag is Stampin’ Up, both the punch and the stamp. Thanks for looking!

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Wednesday, June 15, 2011

A Muse Studio Spotlight!


 Welcome to the A Muse Studio Spotlight!
Where each month, selected stamp sets will share the spotlight with a gorgeous color palette to create projects that showcase the versatility of paper crafting. With colors that evoke the sea, we're setting the scene for an elegant summer party, and you're invited!


1. Washi tape from our Spring and Winter Collections are an easy way to add a sophisticated touch to vases, centerpieces, and even votive holders

2. Mad For Plaids and the sand dollar from the Sea Shells set were stamped on cardstock, that was then wrapped around candy to create these simple but lovely treats.

3. Perfect for a gift or personalized favor, this small but striking box is made from Bermuda cardstock and finished with Bermuda satin ribbon. Using the Classic Alphabet, you can even add a monogram. Topping off the cake, adding washi tape to lollipop sticks is a sophisticated, fun, and easy decoration! A large Pearl Sticker on the top of each stick is the perfect finishing touch.

4. Images from Sea Shells and Keep Swimmin' are so versatile; they can be used on everything from swizzle sticks to invitations.

5. Forget-Me-Not Paper Flowers were colored with a BG10 Copic marker - a perfect match to the seaglass color palette - and pinned to a styrofoam ball to create an elegant centerpiece. Lichen satin ribbon was added as a finishing touch.

Featured stamp sets; 10% Off June 15th - July 15th

 

Featured Color Pack of the a|s Spotlight; Seaglass Combo 
10% Off June 15th - July 15th
(bermuda, sky, sage, lichen, & latte)



Stay posted for more samples!





Friday, June 10, 2011

June a|s "Studio Stampers" Blog Hop

Welcome to the Amuse|Studio HOP! If you are following in order, you should have just checked out Lianna Vigil's blog! before reaching here. If not, no worries you can continue from here or start from the begining at Krystie's blog .
You will be hopping out of your seats to get creative when you click around and see all the cool ideas using Amuse|Studio products.
We carry the latest and greatest red rubber cling stamps and paper products. I am a paper snob, sorry I just know what I like, and the patterned paper really should be called patterned cardstock. It is sturdy and can be used as a card base itself. I also love that the cardstock is white on the back; this means no more adding white to the inside and adding bulk. The cards I decided to share do not have a sentiment on the inside but I thought the outside said enough.



I popped the white stamped image off the card base using 3-D foam to show off the cut out. I added a small gingham strip to accent the open heart! Simple & bright!
A sweet simple card using only two stamp sets; hearts a plenty & hand scripted. The a|s inks really pop off the paper creating a nice vibrant image. I used a clear twinkle sticker and colored it with a copic marker. Which is a very clever trick I learned somewhere in my blog hopping!

All paper, stamps, ink, ribbon, twinkle stickers, are amuse products and
can be found in my store here

So carry on and enjoy your blog hopping!
Your next stop-on the HOP ------------->KARI

Krystie Hersch http://www.cleanandsimplecards.com
Lianna Vigil  
http://llamatales.blogspot.com/
Kellie Maggio YOU ARE HERE!


Be sure to like our group on Facebook @ Studio Stampers or the a muse studio page.