Browsing the blog archives for January, 2006

Do your prints have blotchy spots? Fix it!

A lot of people have problems when trying to stamp larger images, they end up with blotchy spots where the ink didn’t fully transfer. This can be VERY annoying, especially when you don’t know how to fix it.
Well, you’ll be very happy to hear that there is an easy fix for your problem. All you [...]

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Keep your cutting tools clean as a whistle!

It’s a simple thing that many of us overlook or simply forget about, but keeping your tools clean can help keep them looking and working like new.
Scissors in particular can suffer when not properly maintained. A quick and effective tip is to clean your scissors with plain old rubbing alcohol. A quick rub down after [...]

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Creating Rubber Stamps – Not All Methods Created Equal (part 3 Of 3)

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Creating Rubber Stamps – Not All Methods Created Equal (Part 2 Of 3)

Welcome back! In part one of this three-part series, the advantages and disadvantages of laser-engraved rubber stamps were discussed. As discussed in the first article, although laser engraving has a high start-up cost, its quality and efficiency are second to none. In this segment, you will learn the benefit and fallbacks of a photoengraving stamp-making [...]

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Creating Rubber Stamps – Not All Methods Created Equal (Part 1 Of 3)

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Rubber Stamps – 10 Great Tips For Making Multiple Cards

You know the feeling. The kids have tons of demands, vacation is just around the corner, that big project at work is eating all of your free time. How will you ever make those handmade cards for the big party, or mail the invitations for the guests at the big wedding? What started out as [...]

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Four Homemade Valentine’s Day Cards to Make

by: Rachel Paxton
There is nothing as special or personal as a homemade Valentine’s Day card. Surprise your friends and family with your handmade creations. Here are some ideas to get you started. The link at the end of the article shows photographs of the finished cards.
Materials:
Four blank greeting cards (available at craft stores), dark red [...]

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The 7 Scrapbooking Supplies Essential For The Serious Scrapbooker

by: Caroline Smith
Buying scrapbooking supplies has never been simpler, with the huge variety of products available online these days. From albums and paper to all kinds of embellishments, the internet can be a fantastic place to buy your scrapbook supplies. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced scrapper you should be able to find [...]

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Free Scrapbooking Ideas – How To Become A Scrapbooking Expert Without Spending A Dime!

by: Caroline Smith
For free scrapbooking ideas the Internet is a great place to look. There are some excellent sites full of creative tips and suggestions to help you make your own unique scrapbooks. If you’re looking for an original way to organize your favorite photos, arranging them in special scrapbook albums could be the solution. [...]

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Rubber Stamping – From Maya Indians To Scrapbooking

Author: Kathy Williams
Who would have thought that your scrapbooking and card making had a connection to the Maya Indians? Rubber Stamping is certainly one of the fastest growing hobbies today, and for good reason. With its inexpensive materials and creative versatility, rubber stamping provides millions with hours of fun and creativity. How did it all [...]

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