Laurel sent this in to put up on the blog. This is her first project using The Stampsmith rubber stamps! I think it turned out wonderful Laurel!
Thank you so much for sending this in Laurel!
:)
Kim
Laurel sent this in to put up on the blog. This is her first project using The Stampsmith rubber stamps! I think it turned out wonderful Laurel!
Thank you so much for sending this in Laurel!
:)
Kim
Oh my, what an eye catching card this is, and it’s in my favourite colour, purple!! lol I just love it and this is such a beautiful setting for the card!
Thank you so much for sending your card in Carol!
:)
Kim
Cassia sent in a beautiful card using a stamp from the Kiss Me you Fool plate. Cassia does amazing work and is well published. It’s a pleasure to spotlight her work on The Stampsmith blog!
Thank you Cassia!
:)
Kim

Kathy submitted this awesome card and even supplied us with the instructions on how she did this technique.
Here are the instructions:
The technique is called Bingo Blast from http://www.patstamps.com/ Technique Junkie Newsletter
Supplies: 2 or more colors of any of these: bingo markers, window paint daubers, Tintz daubers, etc.; anything w/ a foam dauber applicator; you can even make your own
Try diff. papers, ie: watercolor, glossy, cardstock. Watercolor paper works well w/ the bingo daubers
water spray bottle
1. Bring the dauber ink to the foam surface and spray w/ water
2. Turn dauber upside down and "blast" it onto your paper so the ink spatters.
3. Repeat w/ more water sprays for bigger splatters.
4. Repeat w/ other colors until desired look is achieved. Be creative w/ color combos, and hitting colors on top of colors.
5. Air dry and use as backrounds for cards or stamp directly onto your piece.
Thank you so much for sharing your art with us Kathy!
:)
Kim
Chris Slater sent this card in to be posted on the blog! I just love the Ophelia stamp and Chris, your card is just beautiful! I love the beeswax technique and you have done such a wonderful job on this card! Thank you so much for sharing with us!
Have a great evening,
:)
Kim
Deborah March sent me this card this morning to post to the blog!
Here is what Deborah had to say:
I created this card for my son, who's recently been accepted into a college program beginning in September. He's a child of the sixties, even though he was born in '85! His favourite group ever is the Doors, and Jim Morrison is his favourite singer. So when my friend Kim showed me this Stampsmith image of Jim Morrison, I knew I had to use it for his card.
I also used one of my son's favourite Jim Morrison quotes, part of it is on the front of the card, and part inside:
"There are things known and things unknown, and between are the Doors."
So, I stamped the Jim Morrison image, then the Impression Obsession door image, then used embossing paste with a brass stencil for the music symbols.
Thank you so much for sharing this awesome card with us Deborah!!
:)
Kim
Hi there,
Would you like to see your Stampsmith art on this blog? If you have a card or project that highlights a Stampsmith stamp, why don’t you send it to me at kimmyprince@gmail.com . I will be posting cards done by our readers at least once a week, depending how many cards are submitted. So, if you would like to see your card posted here, please send them to me! lol
Have a wonderful day,
:)
Kim


I am posting some of the cards that were submitted by Maria and Joanne for the Design Team competition! When submitting you just had to use photo stamps on a card, they didn’t have to be Stampsmith stamps. I am only sharing the cards that were done using Stampsmith stamps. These cards are gorgeous and I can’t wait to see more! Be sure to check back, we will have some cards from Rosemary up here soon too!
The following two cards were done by Maria.
The next two cards were done by Joanne.
Thank you so much for stopping by! Please be sure to check out our new Design Teams blogs! They do such beautiful work!
Have a wonderful evening,
Kim
Good Morning Everyone,
We will be announcing the first Stampsmith Design Team today! Check back in a few hours!
Good Luck everyone,
:)
Kim
Good Morning,
I have had this image stamped and coloured for a couple weeks, but I couldn’t decide what to do with it until late last night! I found this beautiful background paper at M’s a few weeks ago, and decided it was time to cut into it! I didn’t want to cover it up too much, and look, NO distressing! lol I mounted the Audrey stamp (from The Stampsmith) with pink Bazzill Bling and light brown Bazzill, then layered that all onto the background paper. I then used my new die cut from Quickutz (Flourish), one in brown, one in pink, then added those, and put on some lovely little crocheted flowers! I actually traded some stamping supplies that I was selling, for the crocheted flowers! I love the barter system! I then stamped the saying, Live, Laugh, Love from Inkadinkado twice with Chestnut Roan Chalk Ink. This was all layered on pink Bazzill bling paper, then the light brown again.
The Stampsmith photo stamped image was stamped with Ancient Page Chocolate brown, the very lightly coloured in with Tombows and a water colour paint brush. I wanted to keep it light. Isn’t Audrey just beautiful?
It is a beautiful morning here in Halifax! The sun is shining, and the birds are singing. I think I may just spend the day stamping with all the windows open! Sunshine always makes the day!
Enjoy your day!
Kim
Good Morning!
I just wanted you all to know that we are now going through all the applications and will have an announcement to make very soon!
Thank you so much to everyone that applied!
:)
Kim and Estelle
I have a couple Stampsmith cards to share with you tonight. Both are stamped with Ancient Page ink, then coloured in with Phototwin markers and watercolour brush. The Marilyn card was distressed with Tim Holtz Distress inks. The Audrey card used many of the cuttlebug and Nestibilities dies.
Thank you for stopping by tonight!
:)
I wanted to share some cards with you that Deborah March has made. I hope you enjoy!
Have a wonderful evening,
Kim :)
I am so excited to be a part of this wonderful blog started by the talented Kim Prince. Kim and I will work together to make this blog an inspiring place to get new ideas, share and have fun. Kim will be running the blog and I will pop in often to add. We hope this will be an inspiring place for all.
Thanks,
Estelle - The Stampsmith
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