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Review: A Muse Studio Stamps Part 3

July 29, 2015 by Heather Holbrook

Review: A Muse Studio Stamps Part 3

I’m back with one last inspiration post for A Muse Studio stamps. If you missed my first review click here to check it out and my second one can be found here.

The brand new A Muse Studio 2015-16 Catalog and Inspiration Guide is full of wonderful new cling mounted rubber stamp sets, fun coordinating thin metal die sets and great papers and accessories. You find products and idea samples for card making, party planning, gift giving, scrapbooking and home decor projects. With themes from birthday, weddings, pets, travel, babies, sports, holidays and everyday.

As a huge fan of the Sherlock Holmes books, movies and TV shows (I LOVE the BBC show Sherlock!) I was so excited to see not one but two mystery themed stamp sets in the new A Muse catalog. Sherlock has images like a pipe, mustouche, finger print, hat and more and It’s No Mystery has lots of fun words and phrases to match. For my card shown above I made a gatefold card using both sets and here’s what the inside looks like:

Review: A Muse Studio Stamps Part 3

Next I combined the new Hooray set with the Bee Happy set and gave my adorable bear a cute bumble bee balloon. The clouds and hill were made with the Landscape Dies (I can’t get enough of this die set!) and the pattern papers are from the Petite Hexagon papers.

Review: A Muse Studio Stamps Part 3

And for my last card I used some images from the Sherlock set and turned one of the cute girls from the Girlfriends stamp set into a detective, adding a sentiment from It’s No Mystery.

Review: A Muse Studio Stamps Part 3

I hope you’ve enjoyed checking out my samples as much as I’ve enjoyed working with all the great new A Muse products! All these fabulous products are available right now from A Muse Studio, you can shop on-line here at their website or contact your local consultant to order or host a party.

-Heather

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Comments

  1. Paula says

    July 29, 2015 at 12:34 pm

    This Sherlock Stamp set is my new favorite stamp set. I have enjoyed it so much. It is perfect with the new papers too.
    I love how you paired it up with the new girls too.

  2. cmfranco says

    July 30, 2015 at 4:38 pm

    Just got the Sherlock set but would never have thought to pair it with these little girls – it’s brilliant! Love the samples – again! 🙂

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