Pop on over to the Hero Arts website where Shari Carroll has a video and step by step instructions for making this lovely window card.

And while you’re there you might also want to check out the three brand new catalogs from Hero Arts, Spring, Basic Grey and Studio Calico.

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The Daily Marker blog shares a great tutorial video for using a blender pen and markers for a beautiful soft watercolor effect for your stamped images. Click here to watch.

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Find instructions for making this lovely card with a stamped floral background and pretty shrink plastic butterflies over on the Ranger website.

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The Rubber Cafe has a cool video tutorial for their Scrap Happy glue. It’s a tacky liquid glue that can be used for loads of different application in paper crafting. This video shows how to make giant glue dots for fabric rossette embellishments and also how to use the glue with your rubber stamps and glitter for the look of embossing with no heat required. Click here to watch.

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How lovely are these metal leaves and flower? Tammy Tutterow took plain metal embellishments and added color and shine by melting embossing powers on them, cool huh? Or should I say hot? Click here to find out how she did it.

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Julie Korber made this pretty in pink floral card by stamping overtop cardstock that had grid lines dry embossed on it with a scoring board. This makes for a really cool tile looking effect! See more about her project on her blog Out to Impress. And the original instructions from Scorpal can be found here.

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Believe it or not the circle and the lamppost shown on this card are from one continuous piece of cardstock. Cool, huh? Visit the Blockheads website to find out how to achieve this “stamping outside the box” effect.

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This card from Theresa Momber is simply lovely! She used mirror image stamping and a sponged background to create this beauty, find step by step instructions here on her blog Crafting the Web.

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No it’s not time for Halloween just yet But Betsy Veldman has a really neat technique to share called Ghost Stamping. Using masking and second generation stamping she shows how to make a single layer card that has loads of interest and dimension. Visit the Capture the Moment blog to watch the video tutorial.

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Tha gals over at Paper Craft Connections share tips and ideas for stamping on clay and making some lovely ornaments.

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Lisa’s Craft Blog has a fun tutorial for carving your own Valentine’s Day stamps from erasers, click here for her details instructions.

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Here’s a cool technique to make a stamped image looked covered in snow and glitter. By adhering a dryer sheet and glitter over top the image it looks like this cute guy is standing in a snow storm. Teddy Bo and Company shares instructions for this unique technique.

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Bet you can’t guess what this cute paper mache flower embellishment is made of? It’s toilet paper! That’s right, a few layers of tissue, glue and paint over a stamp and you’ve got a great accent for any paper crafting project. Direction for this clever technique can be found over at My Stamp Box.

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Gina K has a fun background resist technique for a snowy window card. I love the sentiment on this card, it’s perfect for Valentine’s Day or to warm someone on a cold winters day. Watch her step by step tutorial video here.

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How clever, turn a paper bag into a card! Vaneesa Spencer with Stampington and Co. shows you how.

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