Jan and I just spent the weekend painting
and mark making at a class led by a surface design artist. So, having been
inspired by all kinds of mark marking, what better time to host a giveaway of a
set of funky clear cling stamps? I mentioned in the March Thrill of the Hunt Giveaway
that Jan and I like the serendipity of making a great find, especially at a
great price.
This month’s serendipitous buy is a set of stamps
from Autumn Leaves
by Rhonna Farrer called scribbles alphabet (a – z). The
value of this set is $15.00 - $29.99 depending on the source. We were lucky to
score this set at a drastically reduced price at HomeSense in Calgary, Canada.
If you are an avid scrapbooker or love to
use alternate media in your artistic endeavours, HomeSense and Winners stores
have been carrying an ever-changing stock of brand name supplies at a very
discounted price for some time now. Cardstock, stickers, pens and
embellishments from a variety of companies, Spellbinder’s dies ™, Martha
Stewart ™ and Fiskars ™ products are but a few of the brand name items
available. Stock changes constantly so you need to go often.
If you live in the US, stores such as Big
Lots, Overstock.com and Ross have similar great finds.
I am sure your mind is already thinking
about how you could use these stamps in your next project, and some lucky
reader will get their very own set this month. To qualify for the draw for this May
giveaway, you need to send in your best tip or trick for using alphabet stamps
in a mixed media or fibre arts project.
Our group of elves will pick the winner, which we
will announce here on the blog on June 1. Please don’t forget to leave us your email address so we can contact the
winner to arrange mailing the prize.
Love this!
ReplyDeleteRubber stamping is quite addictive as there are many things that you can do with it besides stamping onto paper with a stamp pad. You can use embossing powder to give a raised metallic look to the letters or use the hard red rubber stamps to emboss into foam sheets. Good luck with the draw and Happy Stamping!
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