image by Nathalie Kalbach and Stampington

Check out this totally cool video from Nathalie Kalbach on the Stampington and Co. site, she teaches you how to stamp into melted beeswax, how neat is that?? Click here to watch the video.

-Heather

image by Cloth Paper Scissors and Debbi Crane

Even though there is no stamping on these adorable little paper purses I just had to share them, and you could easily add a stamped embellishment to them. Visit the Cloth Paper Scissors on-line community to download the instructions on how to make this little cuties by Debbi Crane for yourself.

-Heather

image by Splitcoast and Makeesha Byl

Visit Splitcoast Stampers where Makeesha Byl will share with you her step by step tutorial and video on how to make this adorable little paper Easter basket! These would be perfect filled with tiny treats for school friends, co-workers, neighbors, etc.

-Heather

image by Stampington and Vanessa Spencer

Visit the Stampington website for a fun video on how to add stamped images to candle, neato!!

-Heather

image by Hot Potatoes

Visit the Hot Potatoes stamps website for instructions on how to make this cute stamped Easter basket and eggs.

-Heather

image by In Style Stamps and Joy Stagg

Join Joy Stagg on the In Style Stamps Blog to learn how she made this really pretty notepad out of coasters. Click here for her project tutorial.

-Heather

image by Ranger and Claudine Hellmuth

 Claudine Hellmuth shares another one of her wonderful projects for Ranger using her sticky back canvas, paint and stamps  to make a one of a kind wooden bracelet Click here to view the video so you can make one for yourself.

-Heather

image by Jennifer Jackson and Stampington Co.

 Not all stamps are made of rubber or polymer some are made from metal and they can be hammered into different mediums such as thin metal or chipboard. Visit the Stampington and Co. website for some really awesome chip art projects including a video on how to add this fun dimension to your chipboard projects, click here to check them out.

-Heather

image by Vanessa Spencer

Visit the Stamington and Co. website for instructions from Vanessa Spencer on how to make this cool stamped collage wall hanging. Be sure to notice how she cleverly used the a clear scalloped stamp and curved it to form the edge of the flower, how smart!

-Heather

image by Inkdinkado

Planning a birthday party soon? In addition to stamping the invitations why not stamp all the party accessories too? Visit the Inkdinkado website for instructions on how to make a stamped party hat, goody box and place mat. Or better yet why not have the party goers make their own?

-Heather

image by Trish Salikuch

 Yes, you read that right, stamping on cookies! Visit Trish Saliuch’s blog Stamping Til the Cows Come Home for instructions on how to use food markers and food coloring to stamp on cookies. How Yummy!!

-Heather

image by Hero Arts

 Visit the Hero Arts video section on Youtube and let Jennifer McGuire show you how to do this very cool embossed layered resist technique using distress inks, click here to see the video.

-Heather

image by Spotted Canary

 Is it too early to be thinking about summer and the beach? I’m so cold I guess I can’t help it To get you in the mood for sun and sand here’s a fun project using shrink plastic to make a stamped sea shell bracelet. Visit the Spotted Canary website for instructions.

-Heather

image by EK Succcess

Looking for a very unique packaging idea? Then check out these fun stamped milk cartons! Tracy Babineau shares the instructions for making them here on the EK Success website.

-Heather

image by Jennifer's Sweet Designs

Visit Jennifer’s Sweet Designs blog to find directions on how to make this totally adorable cookie holder.

-Heather