Sunday, September 26, 2010

sharing my favourites...

well, i thought it was about time to "get back to my roots" and share with you all five of my all time favourite WOOD MOUNTED rubber stamps. these stamps are glorious to use on hand-made greeting cards for your family and friends. i have stamped them up for you to see, just using black ink on paper so you get to see the true images and then i have popped them in a list below with quick links directly to them online so you can jump right in and order yourself some. happy shopping ( and stamping !!! )
  1. "Change" Quote Wood Mounted Rubber Stamp tim holtz
2.  "Every Step" Rubber Art Stamp paperbag studios
3.  "Dress Up" Rubber Art Stamp paperbag studios
4.  "Robin Script Heart" Christine Adolph Collection  stampington and co.
5.  "Buttons & Lace"  stampington and co.
if anyone decides to try any of these stamps on your projects, please send me and e-mail and let me know. i would love to feature some of the cards that have incorporated the use of my favourite stamps in a future blog post. thank you x
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3 comments:

  1. UnknownThursday, September 30, 2010

    I do like stamps but have never found the need for them. Will have to think about this. Any ideas. Charmaine

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  2. leanneThursday, September 30, 2010

    i LOVE stamps. you can use them on surfaces other than paper too. a great site to check out some ideas is over at http:/destinationart.net/blog/ (there is a link to there site on my sidebar under blogs i love to follow),the girls here use them on artist trading cards, greeting cards and all sorts of lovely projects. i also will be featuring some stamping projects in up-coming blog posts here on le-papier !
    have a great day, oh and a BIG thank you for your comments :)

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  3. leanneThursday, September 30, 2010

    it would help if i could spell !!
    i meant to say that there is a link to THEIR site (the lovely destination art girls that is)
    I think it is time for bed......heehee x

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