Soft Sweet Peas

DT member Debbie Dickson created this using our JudiKins Sweet Pea Botanical rubber stamp.

Debbie has managed to give it a beautiful soft and delicate look.

HOCHANDA TV

11am today we are on Hochanda TV with this cute little family of piggies

image designed by Sherry West.

The show is also featuring rubber stamps designed by JudiKins - Oriental Lily, Fuchsia Botanical and Sweet Pea Botanical plus our first ever clear stamp set Wavy Words.

This adorable card was created by Irene Carolan

Oriental Lily on Lace

The JudiKins Oriental Lily has been cut out and layered onto a background of Mince Lace.

Special Day sentiment is also one of our stamps.

Card bu Brenda Weatherill.

The Oriental Lily is featuring in our show on Hochanda TV on Saturday morning at 11am

Lace Heart

This sample is by our DT member Irene Carolan and features our new Lace Heart and Mince Lace Background rubber stamps as well as the Wavy Word & Banner from our new clear stamp set.

All stamped and coloured on parchment

Sweet Pea

Vicky has been playing with the JudiKins Sweet Pea Botanical and vellum.

The Sweet Pea is embossed in white and then coloured on the reverse.

The background is the Paisley Background stamped with Mowed Lawn Distress Oxide.

Fuchsia Botanical

JudiKins Fuchsia Botanical is also new this month, with the Paisley Background on the green card.

Card created by Chris McMillan.

Precious Family

Have you spotted these stamps on our website?

Stay safe bold, there is also a script version

And the Family is precious - related to Petunia Pig, a design by Sherry West.

They are just so adorable.

Card by Irene Carolan

Mince Lace

Another one two our new releases this month, but not on TV yet, are the JudiKins Mince Lace and Colouring Mandala stamps which are large background stamps.

Brenda Weatherill has used the Mince Lace in black onto a pre-coloured background.  And then layered some flowers from the Colouring Mandala onto the front of the card.

Oriental Lily

Good morning

The Design Team samples are now starting to arrive for our next Hochanda TV show on Saturday 27th June.

This is the JudiKins Oriental Lily and Paisley Background available on our website here.

Card created by Chris McMillan

Paisley Background and White Stazon Pigment

I wanted to try out the new Stazon Pigment Inkpads that we just received and what better way to test a new range of inkpads then to go for the hardest to achieve - white, and on a solid background stamp (Paisley Background).

As you can see from my results this is a really good inkpad.

It is a solvent based pigment ink that I was only able to remove from the rubber using a permanent ink cleaner so probably not best on clear stamps.

It is super sticky and smells like the old Stazon Opaque inkpads, which is not terrible but not like the regular Stazon.

The Paisley on pink I did ink and stamp twice but on the black I only inked once.

I finished with our new Clear stamps Wavy Words.

I don't have the new Stazon Pigment on the website yet but you can order by calling us on 01234 855833 or you can drop in and collect.

Wavy Banners

Vicky has just had the chance to play with our new (first ever) clear stamp set - Wavy Words.

She coloured strips of card with Distress Oxides and then once dry she stamped the banners and sentiments on.

The background is our new Paisley Background with the same Distress Oxides but the stamp has been spritzed to give it a softer look.

Exciting New Clear Stamps

Did you see our first set of clear stamps - Wavy Words

But don't worry the majority of our stamps will still be rubber, especially as so many of the techniques we like to use are best done with rubber stamps.

Available on our website now.

Gold Leaf Weeping Willow

This is one of the cards Vicky created during our show on Saturday.

She stamped the Weeping Willow with clear embossing ink and covered with Sticky Stuff embossing powder and heated.  Once heated the white powder turns clear and is sticky.

Vicky then layed over a sheet of our Red Oxidising Art Metal gold Leaf.

A Cupboard of Pandas

I read that a group of Pandas is officially called an embarrassment of pandas but that is just too weird.

The other commonly used names are a cupboard of pandas or a bamboo of pandas.

I decided a cupboard of pandas was the cutest option.

Vicky created this card but stamping the bottom left panda first and then masking him with Eclipse Tape before stamping the next panda, masking each one as she went.

Bamboo Sprig has been used in the background.