Hello friends! What an awesome night, we just got back from watching the Penobscot Theater’s presentation of Narnia, it was a delight and the play was done entirely by children, well done kids! My kids loved the performance and it is inspiring to see other children work hard and accomplish things I think, a better accomplishment that beating a high score on a video game anyway. 😀 So now I have another fun thing to do tonight, give away some rubber stamps, yay! Check out the beautiful stamps from About Art Accents I used on these cards and envelopes:
All you have to do is leave a comment on this blog post for your chance to win. I’ll pick a random winner next Friday. If you don’t want to wait you can buy them here, be sure to use my coupon code (Lindsay10%) to save 10% on your regular priced purchase. I have to confess, I’ve had these stamps on my desk for about 2 months. I really loved them but I wanted to do them justice. “Enough!” I said this week, I’m just gonna play with them, and so I did! Watch the video to see how I made the stamped panels for these cards. We are going to have fun with glossy cardstock.
I had a viewer ask if photo paper can be used in place of glossy card, well sometimes it can, I always say give it a try and see but for the techniques I showed you tonight you need glossy cardstock like Kromecoat because it had a plastic coating that repels the ink a bit rather than glossy photo paper that promoted quick drying. Don’t despair if you don’t have glossy card, be resourceful, look through the magazines and junk mail in your recycle bin. Find ads and glossy pages that are mostly white and experiment! You would not believe the amount of “art supplies” we routinely toss away! Another tip, if you have a copy shop or printer nearby you can purchase Kromecoat for about 25 cents a sheet. Don’t let lack of money stop you from creating, it just means you need to be more creative! Here is a close up of the cards:
I used a Ranger resist pad of the jellyfish, you might be able to use your embossing ink-pad for this too as long as you don’t get too much ink on the stamp, embossing pads are spongy while the resist pad is firmer. Either way make sure you dry the paper well before inking. The pattern paper I used on both cards are from the Taj-Mahal mat stack from DCWV, I like the mat-stacks because I don’t waste any paper, they are perfect for layering on a 5″x7″ card.
I hope you found my creative play today inspiring. I hope you try these techniques and I really hope you leave a comment to win these fab stamps from About Art Accents! Have a great night and til next time happy crafting!
I would love to try this! amyius@yahoo.com
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wow a nice as always just love your videos ty for the chance to win and have a great weekend and happy crafting Mary Katherine
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Love the stamps! Love the colors!
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I love the jelly fish! I want to win! Thanks for the chance
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Thank you for sharing all your work, and thanks for the chance to win.
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I am so addicted to watching your videos. The bummer is that I can never make the cards look like you do. You have awesome ideas and suggestions (I totally bought the kid gel sticks instead of Gelatos). Thanks for the fun videos. Keep em coming!
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Love the jelly fish they are all great. Thanks again Lindsay for everything you do for us all.
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Those are really unusually lovely stamps. I need to use some of the glossy card stock I bought at a stamp convention. Tomorrow!
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Thanks for the chance to win.
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Thank you for the great ideas! And the chance to win fabulous About Art Accents stamps, so fun for summer.
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I love fishy beachy stamps as I live in Hawaii. Hope it is not too late!
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Hi,
One of my greatest memories about growing up was going to see local plays put on by kids from my school or sometimes it would be adults. Beautiful stamps, thank you for doing a giveaway. Take care,
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Another great video plus a bonus giveaway. Thanks
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I love the jellyfish, must be a girl, it is pretty and decorative!
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I love them both. Especially the jellyfish.
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If I don’t win, am gona by the jellyfish, my grand daughter will love it in is mini album. Thanks Carmen
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I think the jelly fish stamp is absolutely adorable. Both are awesome.
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The jellyfish is wonderful. I’m leaving tomorrow to scuba dive.
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Community theater is my favorite hobby! I love it when children have the opportunity to experience live theater, there’s nothing else like it!
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Ok I am seriously loving the jellyfish!!! Normally when people start getting into the who water, sea shells fishy thing they kinda lose me. But I love those stamps!!!! I am going to have to look them up after I either get a new car or put far to much money into my Kia!!!!! so depressing/annoying!!! But hey if you read this..or when..what is that silver ink??? I have never seen….do tell what is it??? Since I am way behind on emails if you can drop me and email that would be wonders!! At least that way I might have a chance to see it! Bad couple weeks can ya tell?
Thanks bunches!
Jackie
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Count me in your school of peeps interested in your fishy stamps!! LOVE that jellyfish card, especially. Amazing colors and such an intriguing image!!!
❤ J
jwoolbright at gmail dot com
Please stop by my brand-new blog: http://herpeacefulgarden.blogspot.com/
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Beautiful stamps, beautiful techniques. Thanks!!
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Thanks for the video. Always learn something from them. Liked both techniques but love the way the boat turned out. Great card. Edna B.
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There aren’t many tutorials out there where you can learn amazing techniques AND listen to them sing a tune now and again. You’re so fun to watch, and that’s just one of the reasons why I like you so much Lindsay. I really like the junk boat stamp (I think that’s what you called it), and how you made the inks look like waves.
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Hi Lindsay, great video as always. I love your more “random” videos because they let us get a glimpse into your creative process!! Anyhow, awesome stamps. I love the jelly fish. I think it would be a great one to do the “underwater-with-hairgel” technique with too!! Have a great weekend. Thanks so much for sharing your videos with us. Allison:)
P.S. The only tinking I heard was when you were thumping with the blender block, almost like a loose piece…not major, only picked up on it cuz you mentioned the tink sound!!
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I Love your videos! Thank-you! The Jellyfish is Awesome!
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Both of these cards are beautiful. I like each for very different reasons. I love your videos for the training I get in techniques. I am not a crafty/artsy person and in my senior years am trying to tap that part of me… (It’s not going so well, either.)
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Very cool backgrounds Lindsay – I’ll go check the video out. I heat embossed on HP photo paper once lol. It instantly burst into flames. Won’t do that again 😀
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Good tip on the HP paper….I will take your word for it for sure!! No need to test it out:)
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WOW Lindsay…that Junk is wonderful!!! You did a fun job of playing…and it turned out great, both the jellyfish and the junk! Thanks for the chance to win them…and for the fun video – love to learn and you make it a joy!!
Hugs,
Jan
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So different from the usual card design. Yours are so elegant. The jellyfish card is beautiful.
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I am completely missing Hawaii. I love your videos and have made and tried a number of techniques, they just don’t look as good as yours. I would love some stamps of the sea. Thank you for sharing your love of crafts.
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Lindsay this video was so much fun. I’ve been begging for a jellyfish aquarium for over a year to no avail. The stamp is glorious. Thank you for doing this and for all the wonderful tips, tricks, and layghs you provide to all of us
Much love,sharon
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Always love your videos…both of the techniques that you showcased with these stamps are favorites of mine. Love that jellyfish, what a cool, swirly vibe it’s got. Keep up the great work that you do…oh yeah you really need to have more fun! LOL
R/
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Thanks, Lindsay, for a chance to win some really beautiful stamps. I need to try using glossy paper. I never have before.
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WOW! You are so inspirational. I found you on you-tube which then led me to your blog. And know I find out you give things away too. It’s like getting double frosting on your cupcake. Thank you!!
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I really enjoy your videos. They are very informative too. Keep up the crafting and I love a give away.
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Very pretty .I know what you mean about the snow sliding off the roof, several years ago we got hughesnet and the man that installed it put it under the metal roof over hang and said it didn’t need the bracing it was strong enough without it. I think he was to lazy to do it right. He hadn’t been gone 15 minutes when a big sheet of ice slid off the roof and knocked it out of position. So my husband had to fix it when he got home. Looked up Junk Boat is a Chinese sailing vessel. You have a good weekend. Love to see you play with different techniques.
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I love the jelly fish stamp! I think I have learned more art techniques from you than any of the art professors I had in college. My Mom is the “painter” in the family; I tend to be the “crafter.” Because of you, though, I am learning that there is a definite intersection between the two. You make it all seem possible. Thanks for your wonderful videos.
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I absolutely love the Jelly Fish stamp. Love the backgrounds you made Lindsey.I need to pick up some glossy paper to try this technique. Thanks for the chance to win a stamp.
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Beautiful cards! Love the jellyfish, especially. Thanks for your videos and for the chance to win some awesome stamps!
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Love your videos keep the coming
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I already replied on your YouTube page, but I’m happy to post again that I love seeing ideas for how to use alcohol inks. I have several nice colors but didn’t have any good ideas for using them. I will have to dig out my glossy card stock and give it a try.
I’d also like to be in the drawing for the free stamps. I’m in north central Kansas and have never seen a real jellyfish in my life. The stamp is as close as I will ever get. LOL
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Great colors. I never knew about those ink pads like that. I’ll have to be on the look out for them. I always wondered if the ink wouldn’t eventually get contaminated, from all the other colors, and be ruined.
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Wonderful and unique. Loved idea.
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That was a great video. I would love to win anything that you have for a giveaway. The jelly fish is a beautiful stamp, but you can make anything look good. Thanks for the chance to win.
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I’d love to play with those stamps too. What great fun and creativity!
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Very nice! I would love to win! Thank you for giving me this chance to win.
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Amazing technique! I think it will be fun to experiment like you did in the video.
I truly love how realistic the jellyfish looks like it is moving through water.
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Thanks for another great video Lindsay. Love the stamps and the way that you’ve used them. Haven’t done either technique in quite a while so am off to give them a re-birth. 🙂
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Two great videos today. The rainbow colors are fantastic. Oh, I’ve wondered about the jiggling noise the last few weeks. I heard it a little today but I’ve gotten used to it so it’s not so noticeable.
Thanks again for sharing your stream of crafty consciousness:)
Blessings,
Marie
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I like the jellyfish stamp, but it reminds me of a octopus.
I think the boat will have the mot potential with backgrounds and coloring it, maybe a watercolor or a maker sunset in the back and a soft resist off to the side. ? Wonder how it would look.
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Looks like fun!
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Hi Lindsay
YES, I do want to win the jellyfish stamps. Thanks for the opportunity
Have a nice weekend
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I love marine life especially because I live near the ocean, so eeekkkk! Super excited to see those jellyfish stamps 🙂
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Thanks again for the great, informative video. I would love to win-especially the jellyfish stamp-it is so unlike anything that I have!
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Oh I love these stamps….the jelly fish is a must have for me…I love the ink technique. its prefect for the these watery images… thanks for the tip on the paper…never thought about using old magazine…
As always thank you so much for all you so….and for the 10% coupon…going to used it too..
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Lindsay, what beautiful ‘under the sea’ stamps and yes! I would love to try to win. Thank you
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I especially like the jellyfish. Thanks!
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I really like the jellyfish card. Thanks for your videos I always look forward to learning something new in every one. Anita
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I just love the purple and pink together. You are ver artistic when you stamp. Bravo
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Yes, please! I love these stamps! I’m a land locked oceanoholic.
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Beautifully done! Thanks for inspiring us!
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Lovely jellyfish. I agree about turning your “junk mail” into a junk-boat mail. I collect all my single sided glossy flyers for stamping. Btw, don’t know if your comp is open to international subscribers; if not, great tutorial anyway!
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it is! Yay! Good luck!
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Lindsay, I love how your junket boat came out. The jelly fish looks awesome on the glossy paper. Thanks for the tutorial and the chance to win the stamp.
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What an awesome use of alcohol inks! Love these stamps!
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Those are truly beautiful stamps. Love how you used them. Thanks for a chance to win!
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Love both of these cards and the stamps.
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I’ve always had a love for jelly fish with there translucent bodies and the lovely way they float. So happy to find that I can get a beautiful jelly fish stamp. Exciting giveaway.
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Hi Lindsay! I have recently started card making and one of my favorite things is stamping. Even my 2 1/2 year old loves it. I am so happy I found your YouTube channel. I live in Ireland and there aren’t a lot of people who do crafts over here so I was thrilled to find your videos, especially cause it is like a little taste of back in the States (I am 1/2 American) with all the energy and excitement and crafting! Absolutely love it. These stamps are gorgeous and would be an absolute score for anyone’s stash! Thanks so much for all you do and for this amazing opportunity to win some gorgeous stamps. You really are an inspiration and have definitely moved me to step out of my comfort zone and try new things! Thanks again for everything you do and please keep it up! Happy Crafting (as you always say!) 🙂
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The stamps are absolutely gorgeous! Thanks for a chance to win them.
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I love the jelly fish x I have looked at the mixed inks before but never felt they would be useful but seeing your technique wow gorgeous so many uses too x TFS xx
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Love this technique and the cards look fabulous. The stamps are amazing, I totally love that jelly fish image!!
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The Jelly Fish stamp brings back memories of getting in our camper and spending the entire summer going down the east coast. As kids it was amazing waking up the smell of beach and going to sleep with the waves. As always you knocked your video out of the park-love watching you create. Thank you for the opportunity to win this great product.
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Lindsay I watched the whole video and you did great – you just keep on doing what it is you do – you are the best!
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Loved your stamps and your video..
Love to try this..Thanks for a chance to win..
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Loved all the stamps…
Can’t wsit to try those..
Thanks for the video and giving us chance to win…
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That jellyfish is beautiful! Love the colors and the technique!
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Those stamps are really unusual I would love to win them. Thanks for all your ideas and videos – you are so resourceful.
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I love the cards, technique!, and the FISHY stamps! Thanks for the inspiration and the fun chance to win! Love your tutorials!!!
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Awesome technique here, and I just love especially the jellyfish card. It´s absolutely stunning. And thanks sooo much for the tip on the magazines to find glossy paper to learn on, that´s right up my alley to think this way and I totally agree about all we already have, and it can get into a whole sport to find things that can be used in our crafting, and it sure is pretty amazing, how much we have laying around, that´s perfect to use. I amazes all the time about what I can actually use and looks amazing.
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Hi Lindsay. You are such a wonderful artist. My kids and I have learned so much from you. We absolutely love watching your videos. Can’t wait for the next tutorial!
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Love how the Jellyfish card is done with the ghostly image of the jelly fish and the soft colours. I get white card stock from a print shop, I buy their leftovers – I have also bought the Ranger Stamping paper – I sweat the shoebox white card is the same as the Ranger Stamping paper.
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Love these stamps!
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Love these stamps. Thanks for all the fun projects!
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The colours are really great Lindsay, thank you for the chance to win the stamps.
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Love the techniques! All the cards are lovely and so different! Being a shell collector I love anything to do with the sea, so these images are great and beautifully drawn. Narnia….wonderful story and how special to see it performed by children as it should be. Lucky you!
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I really love love love this stamp!! I saw your Youtube video and I’m so excited!! It is wonderfull!! And I have all the supplies you use in your video, so I will defenetly try to make this awesome card! Thank you for this giveaway! You’re the best Lindsay! Can’t wait for your next tutorial 🙂
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Great techniques. Thanks for taking your time to educate us. Love the stamps. Also nice job with the junk boat, looks so realistic.
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I Lindsay
Love your back ground technique
with the stamp it’s really nice wish that Win this one thank for thinking your time to educate us have a nice day Paulette
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I’m doing a Mermaid mixed media book and those would be an excellent addition. Love the polished stone technique . It’s hard to stop once you get started.
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I love Penobscot Theater! Have been to a few plays there. I also love Lakewood Theater in Skowhegan. Have seen some awesome plays there as well. Thanks for the chance to win these awesome stamps. Truly beautiful cards you made 😉
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The stamps are really beautiful! Thank you for all your create work and resulting videos – lots of work and I so appreciate what you do.
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Love the stamps and working with the inks
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Wow looks amazing
karen s
twannywun at hotmail dot com
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thanks again for the great video! They are very beautiful stamps andmade into beautiful artwork. As always very very nice demonstration. Thanks for sharing all that you do!
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Love the stamps & the way your junk boat card came out
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I love the jellyfish stamp and what you have done with it. Simple but effective way of coloring. My favorite.
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I love the jebbleyfish 😀
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I would love to win theses stamps, Lindsay! Love your blog and all of your helpful tips and ideas!
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Love how you used this stamp! Have to drag out the glossy paper I have hidden around here somewhere! Thanks for the chance to win the stamp!
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I love About Art Accents stamps ever since you turned me on to them when you demonstrated the kokopelli stamp. These too are wonderful. I really like what you did with them. The jellyfish will make a nice underwaterscape. Thanks Lindsey.
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Love watching all your videos on watercolour…I’m trying to learn how to use them, So this is great. I have used acrylic on various surfaces. This is different to get use to watering down the paint. Thanks Gail
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It’s so much fun to watch your videos. Love the cards.
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I love to see how you think through what you are doing. How many times do we sit down and draw out a plan and then do our crafting? I may have an idea but until I do it I don’t know exactly what I’ll do.
Thanks for your videos and thanks for the opportunity to win stamps.
Cynthia
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I love this technique; your cards are beautiful!
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Hi my Love Lindsay, great techniques and awesome stamps.
Here’s a little history lesson for you about the Junk: The Chinese word is chuán (船, “boat; ship”). It entered the English language in the 17th century through the Portuguese junco from the Javanese djong. Lesson over…lol tfs Thanks for the opportunity to win these awesome stamps. Love Ya’ Patricia
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Loved the color you used. And, yes, of course, I would love a chance to win the stamps. Thanks for all your input.
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Another great technique Lindsey. Love both stamps and how the glossy paper works with the alcohol ink. Beautiful
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Very beautiful! Thank you for the giveaway! Please count me in!
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Cool stamps, and a neat project!
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Love the boat and jelly fish stamps. Something with which I’d love to play. Thanks for the alcohol ink hints. I really like to work with this ink but need lots of hints.
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I would absolutely love to win the stamps. Love the techniques
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They look Marvelous!
The finished cards are “Simply Marvelous My Dear!”
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Great stuff! I’d love to win. Thank you for the opportunity!
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Awesome cards…cool technique. Love both stamps as I tend to gravitate towards nature/outdoor type of stamps. Thank ♥ you so much for the chance to win. 🙂
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Beautiful colors! Love that jellyfish card. TFS!
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Those stamps are AMAZING! I’m particularly fond of the jellyfish (although that might just be my general love for weird ocean critters talking :P).
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Love those stamps and what you did with them.
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I love the “sailboat” and the jelly fish is funny. Beautiful result with the used techniques, I’m gonna try the alcohol technique!
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Hi Lindsay. Living a stone’s throw from the coast, I love anything ‘fishy’. I love the cards you made with the stamps, and I’ve got everything crossed that I’m lucky enough to be picked as your winner. x
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I love stamps I’m addicted! Thank you for sharing all of your creative abilities!
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Love the stamps and how you used them. Thank you for giving all of us chance to win.
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super technique , merci pour le partage
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Pick me! Pick me! I love these techniques. I enjoy your videos so much! You sound like me – I think I’ll try this – gotta go find it!
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Also – “I’m gonna wash that ink right off of my card” – these 20 and 30 something’s are gonna say WHAT! But I’m right there with ya!
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Love the stamps! The jelly fish especially.
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Love the stamps and all your great ideas!
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Enter me please. Love your blog and videos
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Beautiful cards!
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Hope I win! I love these. Thanks Lindsay for all of your great videos!
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you are such an inspiration,
you inspire me every day.!
I don’t know how you create some new technique
every single day!
thank you from the bottom of my heart!
Hanni
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Love that technique. I have the resist ink pad and haven’t used it in a couple of years. I do believe its time to bring it back out – if its still any good that is.
I absolutely love both stamps, but especially the jellyfish one! Thanks for the chance to win.
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wow!! just love that jellyfish stamp and the effect on the card…..too late to get into your draw and being in Montreal not eligible anyhow. Just wanted to let you know that I really enjoyed (as always) the results of your stamping.
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It’s not too late and you ARE eligible! Yay!!!
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Very cool stamps. I have learned so much from you Lindsay. Thank You for having the giveaway!
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the jellyfish stamp is my favorite! would love to win them both. Thanks for sharing.
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The jellyfish is spectacular.Thanks for sharing the ideas.
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I would to love to test these out and make fabulous pieces!
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The jellyfish is fab. I saw that Taj Mahal Mat Stack at Michaels ONCE and never saw it again — I wish I had gotten it when I had the chance. A “junk” is a traditional Chinese boat — they have asymmetrical sails with a fanlike ray of rods or booms that hold them out. The word (Anglicized) probably just means “boat” or “ship” in Mandarin or Cantonese.
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I love jelly fish, I think they are so pretty. Wouldn’t these stamps be nice for some summer cards! Thanks for giveaway
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I never in a million year would ever know what to do w/ a jellyfish or junk boat stamp, but, thanks to you, they are on my wish list!
Valerie
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Love your channel at youtube, thanks for the giveaway.
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Thank you so much for sharing your talents, the way you explain things has given me the courage to try so many new things!
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Those cards came out great. Love the glossy paper projects. 🙂
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Loved the stamps Lindsey but also what you do with them. You always add that extra touch and give us more creative ideas. Would love to win. Thanks.
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I hope this is where I can enter for those beautiful stamps ❤ Your personality, cheeriness and happy vibe was the first thing that caught my attention and I did not hesitate to press that subscribe and like button! You are an amazing frugal crafter ;D and I look forward to seeing more awesome videos! Thank you for everything!!!
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Hi Lindsey! I hope this is where I comment to enter into your giveaway! You are an amazing crafter and I am so glad I found your channel! Your cheeriness and personality really shows in your videos and it’s a great way to lighten up my mood when I need inspiration to be crafty! Thank you for everything ! ❤
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Wow! I really like the resist jellyfish card! I hope I’m the lucky winner 🙂
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Love, love, love that you craft with just about everything! Thank you also for suggesting other less expensive alternatives if what your using may be a little pricey. I very much appreciate that.
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I totally agree Tamala. Not only do I live inthe UK where there aren’t so many craft outlets, and what we have are more expensive, but I am not working due to illness, so I can’t afford to buy lots of stash. That’s why Lindsay is my hero(ine) letting us know that we can get fantastic results without spending loads of money. I’ve got everything crossed that I might be the winner 🙂
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Thank you Lindsay and About Art Accents for a chance to win!
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What cool stamps! I’d love to be the random winner. Appreciate you ideas as well
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I love watching how your mind (creative process) works. Me, I can follow directions and copy others, but I don’t have the great ideas like you. I also learn so much more than just technique, like the kromecote’s plastic coating and where to get and $. Thank you. P.S. I love papermart. Thanks for the intro to them.
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Think i said it all already on you tube Lindsay but here goes. I really enjoyed the video and was so struck with the effect of the stamp and the colour combination. I thought you had painted it on a tile to begin with as it was so shiny. Anyway love it and hope to win the stamp. I have checked out the webpage and looked at shipping rates to Spain. Thanks again for all of the great tips and techniques as i am a beginner.
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Hey Lindsey, thanks for another great tutorial, loving the jelly fish!!
Hannah x
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Great job Lindsey. I especially like the boat with the wonderful feel of it sailing in the ocean.
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Just love your videos. Would love to win some stamps too. Lol
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Hi Lindsay,
I am behind in watching videos so I blew my chance to win that Jellyfish stamp. It is gorgeous and bisexual. You could make a card for anyone with it. Thanks for reminding me about the techniques using glossy paper. I had forgotten and they look so great. I didn’t know what to do next, after Valentines and now I do. Looking forward to your next videos. I am glad you have as much fun making them as we do watching them.
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You did not miss anything, I draw a winner next Friday 🙂
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Wow! Gorgeous. I’d love to win some stamps!
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I love watching your YouTube channel! You have shown me so many different ways to save money on crafting, which are very helpful because I am a college student who has a small crafting budget. Thank you for the opportunity to win. 🙂
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Very nice job on the glossy cardstock. I’ll have to pull some of mine out. It’s one of those things that I will use for awhile, then put away. Thanks for the inspiration!
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I would love an entry! Thank you for the giveaways and all that you do!
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Looks like a lot of fun, I would love to try this!
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I have learned so much from your videos. You have freed me from the “must follow the rules” troll, and I have been trying so many new things in just the couple of months since I found your blog. Thank you for sharing your talent!
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I love the jelly fish and how you made it not look like a fish!
Here’s my entry!
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Those look pretty neat, would love to try them. Also I have been enjoying your tutorials, I have been using them as a way to decompress from the days worry and allow myself some creativity time.
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Thanks for the chance to win.
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Love how you help us with great recycling ideas as well as great projects.i used to only get on the internet to look at email once a week. You got me hooked. I keep going back through your blog history. My husband can’t understand what I could spend so much time doing on a computer if not for work.
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Oh how I want to win!!!
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What an awesome jellyfish!
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Hi there- still can’t figure out how to comment on utube!! If I’m not to late to enter put me in w winning ticket- I’m a personal friend of the frugal crafter……… that and a dime will get me a penny candy!!!– Right?!!! Miss you and the cold weather and snow?!?!!! LOL
Cathy’s doing a great job- she actually knows stuff- really showing me up!!
I’m struggling thru down here-sunny/hot/sandals/made some cards- but mostly trying to stay out of mischief………husband flew home to Maine tonight….now I can relax…….. 🙂
Happy Crafting !!!!!!!!
—–lorraine—–
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I love that jellyfish! I subscribe to your you tube so plan to see how I
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can do the ink resist technique (finishing my comment!)
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This is just gorgeous !!!! I am crazy about your colors, technique and the stamps !!
The last one with the Jonk is absolutely a astonishing !!
Great great peace of art !!
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What an amazing stamp ! I love it. By the way I made a gelli plate last week following your instructions on a post recently & it is fantastic. Thank you so much for passing on useful hints. Your recipe & pointers were the only way I was going to get a Gelli cos I couldn’t afford to buy one
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I am new to all the craft blogs etc. but you have inspired me to try out many new crafts. My stash fits in one box so I could do with all the help I can get. Love all the things you make.
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I would love to win these but I enjoy your blog and you tube channel even more…I’m already a winner!
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Love these stamps! I can imagine many great things to do with them. Love you too, Lindsay. You are so inspiring and help me expand my very limited knowledge. Thanks!
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Enjoying your blog and videos, thanks for the chance to win!
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I love the jellyfish stamp!
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Busy lady! Thanks for adding so much creativity to my world!
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Love what u do for us!! catch myself sayin–do more -watch less!!!! lol
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Love the cards, you make me feel like I can do almost anything.
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Fantastic techniques !!! I have just started stamping I love the way u have used them , I’m not just a stamp and colour in girl I found it a bit boring . I love to do mixed media I think your technique will work will with the ideas I have . The way you have stamped the jelly fish it looks like it’s floating cross the paper . So pleased I have found your site . Xx
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these are wonderful stamps! I will have to check out their website. I LOVE, LOVE, your videos!! they are really inspiring!
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Love your videos…would love to win some “fishy” stamps!
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I thoroughly enjoy your videos and would love a chance to win the stamps. Thanks for the opportunity!
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Raining here in California today…perfect time to rubber stamp…would love a chance at these great stamps…thanks so much…
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I loved what you did with those stamps.
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You are truly so creative and the results using these stamps is super! Thanks so much for sharing all your great ideas. Always so much inspiration. Thanks, Jane
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You are a beautiful inspiration to me as a newbie! Thank you!
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beautiful
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