Stamp Camp has been a BLAST!!! Thanks so much, Robyn, Jennifer, Kristina (and Mellypea).

I honestly can't pick ONE favourite technique... my favourites have been Faux Metal, Resist, and Kissing. I can't wait to try the spotlighting too. :)

Would I be interested in a Stamp Camp in 2009.... uhh, YEAH BABY!!! It's been SO fun learning new techniques!!! :)

Other techniques I'd be interested in learning would be different background techniques... or anything else you're all willing to teach us. :)

Thanks so much!

Sarah M

My tip is to make an extra image while you have your stamps out. Will save you time in the future!

Title for twins scrapbook page of them sleeping in the same room:

'Still Womb Mates'

I've had a hard time getting a clear image when stamping with white ink. Now I ALWAYS stamp with Versamark and then heat emboss with white embossing powder. The image shows up nice and white.

If you have wall space to spare in your craft room you can hang a small ladder (or more) sideways and store you wooden block stamps on it. It beats having to look through drawers for that certain stamp and also nicely displays them. Too many stamps? Just display your favourites or the ones that get used most often. 

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I discovered the Stamp-a-ma-jig a couple of months ago and I must say IT IS THE BEST THING EVER!!! I love being able to position my stamp(ed image) before stamping onto my final project. No more crooked or uncentered images. It doesn't look like much but it definitely an amazing little tool to have. I don't know how I survived without it!