Over the next few Stamping Monday topics, I'll be discussing texture: how to make textured stamps, where to use them and some additional...

I thought this week I would offer something a little different for Stamping Monday. I've made a PDF of some images that you creative typ...

If you live or love the Pacific Northwest you'll want to take part in the 2010 Summer Symposium sponsored by APWQ. The symposium worksho...

I found some felt coasters in the $1 bin at Michaels and thought they would make good stamps. There were five coasters in the package so I t...

As Bob Cratchit said "we were making rather merry" and I found we had a couple of lovely corks left from the New Year's celebr...

I saw these foam brushes in the Dick Blick catalogue http://www.dickblick.com/products/funny-floppy-foam-brush/ and bought several, I thoug...

I found some small cuts of textured wallpaper at the local Home Depot a while back. Its the kind that has an embossed or raised surface to c...

In this post I'll show how one image can be used in three different ways to create a useful design. I found this design on the refuse co...

Have you thought about your stamping as a design element? Rather than just placing the stamping randomly across the fabric or paper, do you ...

Sometimes you will find that the stamping material you buy will deteriorate over time and start to break down and crumble. This was happen...

I found a page of corrugated paper in my studio that I had bought at a scrapbooking store. I thought the surface of ridges might work for st...

I've had this idea for some time and had just a few minutes to make the stamp. I've been using the top or backside of some of my exi...

Last Month, at Quilt Market, I found a vendor with stacks and stacks of colourful rick rack. Thinking I was very clever I bought two spools ...

Stamping Monday is back on the air! I had to take a little break due to a lot of travelling and other commitments, but now I'm charged ...