Giveaway! Year of the Horse Stamp Set!

| thefrugalcrafter Lindsay Weirich

Howdy friends! I had another chance to play with my new Year of the Horse rubber stamps from About Art Accents (you can see another project with them here)  and here are the results:

DCF 1.0

2014 might be the year of the horse but I can see myself using this versatile stamp set over and over again in not only my Asian themed cards but in general cards too. Watch this video to see how I used my watercolor pencils to stamp and paint on plain cream cardstock. It is so easy!

Here is a close up of the finished card. If I didn’t use origami paper I think the card would have a Southwestern flair! Totally versatile!

DCF 1.0

So, now do you want to win these stamps from About Art Accents? Leave a comment and I will draw a winner next Friday the 24th! That’s all there is to it! Thanks for stopping by and til next time happy crafting!

177 thoughts on “Giveaway! Year of the Horse Stamp Set!”

  1. You always amaze me… Your energy level, your talent and versatility. Thanks for always sharing your wealth of knowledge. Love this stamp set, especially since my birth year puts me in tune with the year of the Horse. Thanks

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  7. I would have never thought that stamp would turn out so beautifully, until I saw your watercolor stamping with it! Great job as always, Lindsay! Keep up the wonderful tutorials! Love them! Shonda

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  8. Lindsay – thank you for all you share – The watercolor stamping is another use for these under used (at least at my house) tools that produce a fine effect. The horse is regal – can be used in many formats. Julie

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  10. I like to watch your videos and have shared several with my friend. I even bought Inktense pencils for my friend for Christmas because you like them so much. I don’t draw, but my friend does. I learn alot from you! Thanks for the chance to win some stamps 🙂

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  12. I really enjoyed watching you make the year of the horse card, Lindsay. You always manage to show us that we can achieve anything as long as we take it step by step. I would be thrilled to bits if I’m the one you pick ‘out of the hat’ next Friday to win the stamp set.

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  13. Love the techniques you demo’d with this horse stamp. Great look and card for a guy. Would love to try these stamps. Thank you for sharing your expertise!

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  19. Oh how exciting! I am a horse person since I could walk. I raise horses, which you might already know. I live with my 2 paint horses on 120 acres. I would adore having this one. It’s so nice of you to offer it like this. I am anxious to see how people are using it. Your card is absolutely incredible. Jan C.

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  21. Beautiful. I really do need to try those Inktense pencils. Thanks for a chance to win, I love horses even though one kicked me in the stomach and one threw me overhead by coming to a complete stop after galloping LOL. Moody he was, did not want to be rode that day.

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  22. GREAT card Lindsay!
    I haven’t opened my 12 pack of Inktense Blocks yet. I’m seeing from your “pushing” your pencils to see if they can pull double-duty that I will probably return them.
    Also, in most YouTubes, including Derwents’ own tutorials, featuring Intense Blocks I see a lot of broken up pieces of blocks, and that doesn’t appeal to me at all.

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  25. I’d love to win! And I wouldn’t ride off into the sunset either!!

    After watching this I tried using my regular water color pencils on a rubber stamp (brand is Sargent from Hobby Lobby, not expensive) and they worked very well. I wet the stamp first, then colored the stamp…as you demoed…..it was a feather stamp and it looked very painterly when dry. I will do this technique again.

    Nice cards btw.

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  26. You truly are amazing, love your energy, enthusiasm and ability to laugh at your mistakes (reminds each of us that its ok to make them). Love the stamp and the chance to win, thanks for sharing.

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  27. What an idea you gave me. My daughter’s MIL’s birthday is today (a major birthday, I might add) and she is a horse woman. What a card I could make for her this year of the horse! Hope I win this horse set/.

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  31. I love these stamps. You did an excellent job, as always. My grandchildren love horses and I would love to use these on their cards. Tks for the opportunity to enter.

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  32. Wow, you’ve outdone yourself this time! These are lovely. Thank you for the chance to win, and I can hardly wait to have a chance to try this technique!

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  33. I really enjoy your videos!!! Love when you do watercolor. I haven’t tried it yet but you make it look easy. Thanks for chance to win.

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  36. Love this horse card. You make painting it so easy. Wish I had your talent. I’d love to win this set as love horses and have many friends that do also, so would put it to good use. Thanks. Edna Burgess

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  37. Thanks for the opportunity to win the horse stamps I love horses!
    I am new to paper crafting and found your site. Has been fun watching your videos love the ask a crafter and all the craft info. I’m a miniaturest and reclaimed metal artist. So trying something new. Thanks for the help.

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  39. oh my, Lindsay! lovely cards and heavenly horses. excellent coincidence–my hubby and I just got in after walking through the pasture to visit our horses and give them treats.

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  42. What a neat stamp. Love the video and watch all of your Frugal Crafter videos. I have learned much from you. Thanks and regards, jan

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  45. Hey Lindsay so excited for the chance to win some of the products you use and try them out. You are my absolutist go to craft anything question now ( as you can probably tell with all the questions I ask) I haven’t missed watching a video of your yet sense I found your page plus a ton if old ones. You are defiantly my inspiration for all the crafting I have been doing lately, I love your style , energy and videos you deserve 2 HUGE thumbs up you rock and keep those videos coming 🙂

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  47. Great card! I love this stamp set. I have been making cards for the new year based on the Chinese zodiac for awhile now. I think it’s a nice way to start each year.

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  49. Really nice card. I grew up on a farm and we rode big horses like that all the time. Your card brought back some wonderful memories.

    Please enter me into the draw. I would LOVE to win that stamp set.

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  56. I just love all of your watercolor tutorials! I can’t get enough of them. I have learned a lot from your wonderful videos. Could you talk about the pros and cons of watercolor markers? Maybe even do a tutorial? Thanks!

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  63. That would be nice to win knowing that my birthday is the next day. How cool it will be to win. I have never won something and stamps as the prize wow. Good luck to everyone. Thank you for the chance.

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  64. I would love to receive the stamps as I am a horse lover! I would have fun creating cards to give to friends. Love all your tutorials! Linsey you are my favorite teacher! Have a great night! DawnP.

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  65. I would love to win them but unfortunately on Christmas eve I wrestled at tree limb (fell on my fence and went to move it a piece of the limb broke off and I fell over backwards on my left wrist). I do love watching your videos. Please keep them coming.

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  66. Love all that you do, your such an inspiration. The stamps would be great to receive! I look forward to seeing your tutorials. Thanks so much!!!!!!

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  68. I just LOVE everything you create! Your talent astounds me to no end! And I look forward to every one of your videos! LOVE the horse stamps. Sure would love to have those ponies gallop over to my craft table!!! Thanks so much for the education in all things crafty! Love love love you! :-).

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  70. I watch all your tutorials and love your work, I also am on OSA……..thanks for a chance to win, keep up the great inspiration….by the way, I just got done working on my watercolor orchid, not as great as yours, but I will take it……thanks again

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  73. These are very beautiful stamps – very detailed. I loved the technique you used. Thanks for your wonderful tutorials.

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  74. Lovely cards as usual. That stamp is very pretty and I love the mix of browns you used. The thumping is a technique I always forget about. I think I need to make a notebook to keep all your tips in. 🙂 Thanks for the chance to win.
    Shelly

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  75. Wow. I am learning so much from your videos. THANK YOU. I had purchased Inktense pencils and wasn’t doing much successfully with them. Must try again. I adopted my daughter from China and had a horse farm so we love this stamp set. Thanks for the giveaway.
    From another Lindsey (several generations before the name was an acceptable first name for a girl!)

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  78. I love this stamp set, and I have to say that all these videos using the Inktense pencils are making it quite hard resisting temptation to buy them!

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  82. Love this stamp and how exotic it looks . I have a few horse stamps but nothing like this. I really enjoy your utube and ask a crafter because they have answered so many questions. Thank you and keep up the good work. I always anticipate good things.

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  83. I love those horse stamps, and using water color pencils on them turned out great. I’d love to win them. I just got some stamps from About Art Accents. I was able to get them at a great price, since the had several on sale. Yay!
    Gail in Lakeland, FL.

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  84. It looks sooo awesome, and I´ll definitely give this technique a try too, it seems sooo easy, when you do it, but I sure know, it probably isn´t that easy, when I try it thoug ha ha ha. Would love to win these gorgeous horsestamps, they´re really gorgeous,
    Have a wonderful week-end hun.

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  88. Thank you for the chance to win. You are truly talented and creative. If only I was half that. You give me so many ideas that I think I can pull off.

    Thank you

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  93. I think you are sooooo talented and love all your ideas.
    You did a great job with the horse stamp and your watercolor
    technique.
    If someone received that card they would never know you used
    a rubber stamp. I would love to try this.
    Chris B.

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  94. Wow! I never thought about water color pencils on rubber stamps. I’ve done this with markers, but the color is sometimes too intense. I’ll be revisiting my solid stamps for sure. As for your decision to place the added stamped images to the front of your card, why not add them to the inside of the card for continuous interest, or even on the back of the card for a bonus surprise.

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  97. I love these (like the rest of your wonderful work) – you are so ever clever and talented. I’m always so excited when a new Ask A Crafter comes out.

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  98. It’s so unusual to see horses on stamps but, like you, I think these will be useful for more than the Chinese New Year and can see them being used over and over again!
    Thanks for the chance to win.
    Jeannie E.

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  104. Love to watch all your videos and would love to add this unusual stamp to my growing collection. I am new to cardmaking and you have given me so many ideas I cannot contain my eagerness to play with my new toys.

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  105. Watching AAC20 while typing this. WOW! It could be 3 hours & I’d watch it! Horses? Yes sign me up for the giveaway please! Thanks!!

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  106. I love this set and what you’ve done with it! Just so happens I was born in a year of the horse! 1954……oops….giving away my age! Anyway, living here in Texas I can think of a few others way to use this set if I should be so lucky……thanks, Lindsay, for the opportunity! Keep up your wonderful tutorials and AAC videos….you are a wealth of knowledge on so many levels!

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  109. Ahhhh I have a stack of those thick plastic Fiskars templates from like over a decade ago! I just dug them out last week! LOL this horse reminds me of a painting I have. Love it!!

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  110. I absolutely love horses and I would love to win this beautiful horse stamp set. Thank you for the chance to win. Lindsay, I really, really enjoy your tutorials, you are amazing in all you share with all of us. Loved what you did with the horse stamp…..beautiful!!!

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  114. I checked out the site and couldn’t help myself! I bought the Kanji set – http://www.artneko.com/displayItem/A101-FSHT – (it was such a great deal) and a few small stamps for $1.00 each. And I’m supposed to be saving my money 🙂

    If I were to win, I would want you to choose the stamp. You have such a good eye for these things and use stamps and supplies in such creative ways that I could never hope to dream of.

    LOVE watching your YouTube videos by the way, I look forward to them and watch them after work for a bit of crafty comfort. Thanks for sharing your creativity and lovely energy with us all!

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  119. I love to turn on your YouTube channel on the TV and craft away while listening to your ideas and suggestions, especially for stamping and card making! I would love to win the year of the horse stamp set!

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  120. Lindsay, love what you do especially the watercolors. You are such an inspiration. Thank you for all of your hard work and sharing your knowledge with us. Love the horse card. I can’t believe it started from a rubber stamp. Keep up the fantastic work.

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  121. I took riding lessons from an amazing gifted and generous lady and when I saw this stamp I thought, Wow, I have to make this for Teresa-this horse looks just like Raz! and also enjoy the stamp myself for years to come. I love your site, and have really learned a lot! Thanks for your generosity and thanks for sharing your talent.

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  123. Been seeing stamp projects from you lately! I have been thinking about buying some! Would be great to try some free ones first, amiright??? EH??? Hahaha.

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  125. Here’s hoping since I’m a volunteer and not on the “payroll” I can throw my name in the hat to win too!! Great tutorial- going to try with my new pencils!!
    Lorraine!! 🙂

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  128. This horse is magnificent! I am in awe of two samples shown here: they are what I hope my rubber stamp art will look like someday.

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  132. Oh my gosh! I would love to win these! I’m half Vietnamese & we are celebrating TET & as in the Chinese New Year the horse is also part of the TET or Vietnamese New Year! Thank you for the chance to win & I love watching your YouTube videos.

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  134. Hi Lindsay! Brand new here and excited to see these stamps with a flair. What a great introduction for me. Your videos are the best!

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  135. I love your videos! My son wakes me up at 5am and watching your videos is a nice way to keep me sane…I mean start my day! 🙂

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  136. Crossing my fingers for these stamps, as I’m hoping to make some Chinese paper drums, like the ones you showed how to make, for my kids at church!.. Many, many thanks for all that you share and do! ~tina

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  141. Oh wow I love these stamps, I’m in the UK, just hoping you would also consider sending across the pond if I was to win, I love them so much but by the time they sell them in the UK if ever it will be a couple of animals down the calendar. All the best. Huggles xxxAnnxxx

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      1. Woohoo yes I’m so excited now, yes I’m nuts, it’s not like Iverson anything but getting the chance to is great….Thank you, good luck and best wishes to all xxxAnnxxx

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  142. That should say it’s not like I’ve won anything…duh! Either me or my kindle got over excited and wrote rubbish word lol xxxAnnxxx

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  144. I love the horse stamped images! I have always been addicted to horse/wester/country movie series! I recently found the series “Hearland” on Netflix and it is so good! Love the stamps!

    Katie

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  146. How perfect would it be to win a stamp from them. I was born in the year of the horse and I own a horse. I adopted her from Dream Catchers Equine Rescue and I don’t own any of there stamps.
    Thanks for the chance.

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  148. Love your videos! I just recently found your blog while trying to find a way to re-ink my ink pads 🙂 your tips and tricks are wonderful! I’m trying to build a larger stamp collection so Ty for the chance to win this beautiful collection. You make everything look so easy. TTFN!

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  149. I have just discovered you, Lindsay, but I love watching your video’s and always learn so much. My youngest daughter would l*o*v*e this stamp!

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  157. Asian themed things are a favorite of mine…your card is fantabulous…love it!! Thank you for the chance to win a set of stamps from this awesome company. 🙂

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  159. Boy, does this bring back memories of watching Bonanza…which, btw, I still do! One day I will ride a horse. I might scream the entire time, but I will ride.

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  160. The video is so fun and love the way you have such energy and skill in your crafts. Watching one of your videos puts me in such an “up” mood and ready to tackle something like the card project video. Sure hope to win.

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  161. Sooooo gorgeous Lindsay, and you make the coloring look so easy. I wish I could do it as good as you, but maybe if I practise 4 hours a day for another 4 years, I can catch a bit of it then LOL. Love your beautiful horses. Thanks sooo much for the chance to win this awesome candy.

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  162. Hi Lindsey! Love this stamp and that was a wonderful video. I need to try it. You are such a great person to share everything with us. I, for one, really appreciate it.

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  166. I remember following the link and drooling over the stamps but I think I forgot to leave a comment. They really are something to drool over. Thanks for giving them to one of us lucky people.

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