June 2024 New Stamp Release

 

New Technique Junkies Stamps & Discount! 13 New Stamps with 15% off! We have 13 new stamps for you this month! Just add any of the June 2024 release stamps to your shopping cart for a 15% discount (through 06-08-24). Don't forget to check out our monthly Inspiration Tour to see how the designers used the new stamps; the links are below the artwork. Are you a "Gotta Have it All" Stamper? If you like to have it all when you play, you can have all of these stamps at an additional discount! SAVE 25%! Gotta Have it all Bundle Ready for some inspiration? Palm Tree Paradise Good Vibes Sentiments Hang Ten  Smell the Sea (inside) Created by Debra Davison Sand Saltwater and Sea Created by: Jeanette Cloyd Floating Jellyfish Find my Soul (previously released) Created by: Darlene Wright Flip Flops Background Sand, Seashells and Flip Flops (Previously released) Created by: Faith Morris Palm Tree Paradise Beauty in Simplicity Created by Pat Huntoon Good Vibes, Set of 8 Hippie Flower Border Created by: Pat Huntoon Beachcomber Borders Seashell Sentiments, Set of 4 Created by:Pat Huntoon Made in the USA Created by: Michael Trent Sand, Saltwater and Sun Created By: Michael Trent Beauty in Simplicity Watercolor Hummingbird (previously released) Created by :AJ Vander Ende Shell and Turtle Frame Smell the Sea Created by: Pat Huntoon Hang Ten Good Vibes, Set of 8 Created by Pat Huntoon Learn to Surf (previously released) Hang Ten Created by: Michael Trent Floating Jellyfish Good Vibes, Set of 8 Created by Pam Stang Flip Flops Background The Glass Slipper Created by: Patti Gilliam Palm Tree Paradise Good Vibes. Set of 8 Created by: Darlene Wright Seashell Sentiments, Set of 4 Beachcomber Borders Created by: Pam Stang Good Vibes, Set of 8 Flip Flops Background Created by Pat Huntoon Good Vibes, Set of 8 Hang Ten Created by: Faith Morris Smell the Sea Flip Flops Background Created by: Michael Trent Palm Tree Paradise Created by: AJ Vander Ende Sand Saltwater and Sea Flip Flops Background Created by: Chris O'Malley Shell and Turtle Frame Seashell Sentiments, Set of 4 Created by: Pam Stang Palm Tree Paradise Sand, Saltwater and Sun Created by: Patti Gilliam Made in the USA Star Collage (Previously released) Created by: Jeanette Cloyd Hippie Flower Border Beauty in Simplicity Created by:Jeanette Cloyd Smell the Sea Created by Pam Stang Flip Flops Background The Glass Slipper Created by Debra Davison Seashell Sentiments, Set of 4 Created by: Chris O'Malley Ready for more artwork? The TJ Designers have more great stamped pieces for you! TJ Blog Michael Trent Shalana Glass Debra Davison Jeanette Cloyd Pam Stang Christine O'Malley Patti Gilliam Darlene Wright Pat Huntoon Ready to Shop? Make sure to get your favorites HERE and you can take 15% off any stamps in the June 2024 New Stamp Release if purchased by June 8th, 2024. Simply add the stamps to your cart and they will be automatically discounted at checkout!* *Online Orders Only. Not available for wholesale orders.

Wild Poppies celebrating another year!

 The Wild Poppies stamp from Technique Junkies just SCREAMS to be colored with Copic Markers! Today I paired it with the Another Year Stamp set. This set has 5 stamps, giving you plenty of options to mix and match!

Here's To Another Year

Deb here with another card from the current release .. I thought the Another Year stamp set was so much fun! And I couldn't decide on which sentiment to use, SO I used all 3 .. 

• On a piece of yellow cardstock, I stamped Happy Birthday with  Teal Zeal Memento ink  and the other sentiments with Sweet Plum Memento ink  . 
• I found this birthday-themed piece of 6x6 paper in my stash and thought it was perfect for this card . 
• I cut the top off the birthday paper   and used foam tabs to pop it up at the top of the piece that been trimmed to fit an A2 card base.
• The stamped panel was adhered to the birthday paper with foam tabs, leaving that cool retro guy with his balloons and boom-box showing .
• Several rhinestones were adhered to the stamped panel. 

This is a fabulous stamp set for both feminine and masculine cards. You can shop at Technique Junkies with my code - TJ10Deb - to save 10% on your purchases. I hope you like my latest card and will continue to check out our Design Team blog for creations from all of my teammates ..

 

Pet Loss Sympathy Card

                                        Hello Friends

Today I’m sharing some ideas for a pet sympathy card using stamps, paws stencil, and some quick background color. But first I’d like to brainstorm the dog/cat with you.  The silhouette dog I used on the first card with the paw print background  is a dog punch from Stampin’ Up punch I bought a few years ago. If you don’t have a dog die or punch - no problem. On the second card I simply stamped a dog stamp using white ink on black card stock then cut it out. Tada! So you can turn almost any dog stamp into a silhouette for a card. Doesn’t it feel good to use what you have sometimes?!

Card 1

Supplies used:

- White card base

- Ink Blending brushes

- Light color ink pads in choice of colors

- Black ink pad

- Paws Stencil

- In the meadow silhouette rubber stamp

Other background stamps that would work well that you may already have wildflower silhouettes, thistle border

- Loss of a Beloved pet set of 5

- Brighter and Better place set of two 

- Dog silhouette (I used a dog punch from Stampin’ Up)

Step 1) Lightly brush colors across the card. I generally have leftover ink on my brushes so I started with that. I alternated the colors yellow, blue, and pink.

Step 2) Stamp the thistle border stamp at the bottom of the card (landscape).  

Step 3) Using the paws stencil I used a light blue ink and added paws on the front of the card and on both inside panels.

Step 4) Stamp the outside and inside sentiments.

Step 5) Add your silhouette dog to the front.

Optional idea:  Instead of stamping the word “dog” - you could instead write the name of the dog in blank ink.

Card 2

On this card I used a “Pug” stamp and inked it in white then stamped on black card stock.  I wasn’t concerned with much of the white ink actually showing.  I simply wanted an outline so I could cut it out. The faded white (it basically turns to a gray color unless you heat emboss and use white embossing powder) worked well with the results I wanted. A hint of definition of the pug works for me.  The background is a wash of blue on watercolor paper that I had previously made.

Use discount code TJ10AJ to save 10% off of your rubber stamps and supplies.

I hope found some new inspiration today. Thanks for stopping by!    ~AJ~