Stamp Diva's Reviews

This is such a pretty collection, in soft pastel colors, and diverse designs. The images are great for almost any occasion.

This is more of a true pink, and looks great for any number of projects, and for various occasions. A nice addition to the other Distress Ink "pink" category ink pads.

These cardstock sheets work well for small card and die cutting projects. The colors do nicely for Springtime cards. These smaller sheets worked pefectly with the Honey Bee Burlap background die I just purchased too.

This is such a delicate and fun die to use as a background element for projects. You will need to do 5-6 passes in your die cut machine. The pieces that are cut from the tiny holes in this burlap die, can be recycled as confetti. I really love this die, and depending on what card stock or paper you use, it does look and feel a little like a burlap fabric.

I like the design of this mermaid and the detail. You can mask the bubbles and/or the jelly fish if you care not to use them with the mermaid. Design will look great on a card, on tag art, in a journal or on a scrapbook page.

I have been a fan of Tammy Tutterow for a long time, but when she started her stamp collection, that was icing on the cake! I love her style, and this wonderful "Thank You" heart is perfect for sending a kind acknowledgement to friends and family, for any reason or any occasion.

I've had a few other type of airbrush systems, but this is my favorite so far, mainly because it has it's own, portable electric compressor. I've had big, clunky air tanks in the past, connected to other marker systems, but the air supply really didn't last that long, and it was definitely not portable. The eBrush system allows for three air flow speeds, and marker adapters for using other brands, aside from the Spectrum Noir markers. It's an easy system to use, and so far, no complaints. I would suggest watching the Craftwell tutorial videos for the eBrush, as well other independent user YouTube videos for this system. They are all very helpful in making this a very fun and creative tool to use.

I plan to buy all the mini ink kits, but the #2 kit colors are working nicely for my holiday projects. I discovered if you ink a pine cone stamp in the green first, then ink with the grape, you get a perfect pine cone brown. I really like the mini size for direct inking to rubber stamps, or adding subtle color to the edges of a tag or card.

I love the mini distress ink pads, so this was a very nice idea for storing them. They stack well, but by storing the mini pads in this tin, you can see the colors and names so easy. Very happy I made the purchase, and will most likely purchase more.

What a great stencil. It's like getting 9 in 1, and is fun to use for smaller mixed media/background projects. The size of each design works great for tags, ATCs and mini canvas art.

I first used these stylish pins, in a Tim Holtz tag class. You can add charms, ribbons, or whatever! It adds an artistic element to a card, tag, or any project. I have also added a small, self-stick, paper flower atop the flat (numbered) surface of the pin, which looks great too. A friend made a very nice Steampunk necklace using these pins. Just add other Tim Holtz metal embellishments, such as gears, charms, mini chains, etc.

I saw this set on a scrap/cardmaking blog, and immediately fell in love with it. I especially loved the set of stars, but each component can be used together for a card, scrapbook page, or any craft project. The designs are great for a birthday, or so many other occasions.

When you want to give the perfect gift, choose an e-gift certificate. It can get frustrating at birthdays, holidays and special occasions, when the person you want to give a gift to, has just about everything, and you're not sure what new items they may have purchased recently. The e-gift certificate allows the recipient to choose something they really want, and still know you cared.

I was pleasantly surprised at the convenience of this storage carousel, and just how many items it holds. I was able to empty 4 drawers in a storage cart, and organize all the contents in this desktop carousel. I have various pairs of edging scissors, as well as cutting scissors, X-acto knives, a Fiskar hand drill, rulers, hand paper punches, embossing stylus, paint/chalk brushes, and glue sticks in the top level storage bins. In the small drawers, I have threading needles, cutting wheels for a rotary paper cutter, replacement blades for the X-acto knives, decorative paper clips, etc. This dekstop carousel matches the Making Memories and other brand's white storage drawer units, and really helps keep all the tools and products you use most often, close at hand, without fumbling through drawers to find them. This would also be a useful and attractive holiday gift too.