Stampwheel Inspiration

Hello friends! 

 

I  am delighted to share a project with you. Specially, I used Stampwheel to stamp and create this card. You will be seeing it today over the IG hop. I will have TWO cards for the IG Hop. Be sure to comment the IG Hop that starts at 9am Eastern time today (March 31st).

Featured products :  

Stampwheel (Altenew, Scrapbook. com, Simon Says Stamp), 

Timeless Tulip Stamp Set (Altenew, Scrapbook. com, Simon Says Stamp) 

Timeless Tulips Layering Stencils (Altenew, Scrapbook. com, Simon Says Stamp)

Timeless Tulips Embossing Folder: (Altenew, Scrapbook. com, Simon Says Stamp)

There are many features about Stampwheel. It make a great addition to your craft room if you love stamping. It is not quite the same like MISTI. However, there are things that Stampwheel does better than MISTI and vice versa. 

If you like turning stamps (instead of positioning paper in various/stationary position like MISTI), you will enjoy Stampwheel. Stampwheel is also great for stamping wreathes, patterns and certain formations. I will slowly introduce you to those features in the future.

For this project here, I did "Mirror Stamping". Simply position the tulips in one position and stamp. Once stamped, I flipped the plate 180 degree and re-stamped the entire image. That's it.

One good thing about Stampwheel is its size. The Stampwheel base measures 9"x 9"x 1/2". This allows you to use larger stamps and create larger and elaborate designs.

 Once I added ink colors with the stencils, I ran the entire image with the Embossing Folder. This simple symmetrical design is made easy thanks to the Stampwheel. 

You can pre-order the Stampwheel that will be shipped in May ( yes, they are that popular!).

Thanks for stopping by!