





I made some Christmas cards last week @ the free friends circle @ Blossies...
I'm having so much fun @ Blossies the ladies are such a blast! We're having the xmas party tomorrow- should be great.Keep crafting
Sarah ox
I specialise in desigining, creating and teaching Scrapbooking and cardmaking using my own unique range of unmounted stamps.






I made some Christmas cards last week @ the free friends circle @ Blossies...
I'm having so much fun @ Blossies the ladies are such a blast! We're having the xmas party tomorrow- should be great.
We'll be stamping on felt and acetate to create this layout. We are also having another class on the 9th where you create your own backgrounds for your projects. This is a very fun class where you have a great chance to play with all the stamps and create your own unique art.




I had lots of fun with this LO. I used the dot dot circle set, the son from the boys set, 'You light up my life', and hugs and kisses. The paper and mat is from the new K & Company 'Wild Saffron' range- love it so warm.Why Unmounted Stamps…
· Using unmounted stamps with acrylic blocks allows you to see exactly where you are stamping. This means you get your placement right every time which is really important especially if it’s the finishing touch on your project.
· Unmounted stamps are much easier to store. I can store more then 300 stamps in one A5 folder. This means I can take my whole collection to crops and workshops very easily.
· Price is about half of what you would pay for mounted stamps. This means you can have twice the number of designs for the same money.
How to mount your Stamps…
· I use ‘Off ‘n On’ glue painted onto the back. This allows them to be stored on acetate sheets, pealed off and placed onto an acrylic block for stamping then returned to the acetate for storage. I store them in an A5 folder with an index sheet opposite.
· Ezy mount can also be used or the stamps can be mounted onto wooden blocks with cushioning.