Nutz about Stamping

How to send a lovely message from your heart

You’ve heard about music to the ears. The Music from the Heart Stamp Set is music to the eyes! Pair these musical images with any phrase to make a greeting card that sings with sincerity. This stamp set can be used all year long. This stamp set was inspired by a Stampin' Up! Million Sales Achiever (demonstrator) - how cool is that.

First let's have a look at this fun stamp set:

Music From The Heart Photopolymer Stamp Set
$17.00

 

 

 

 

 

So cute right? And the card I have for you today is paired with a stand-out paper pack called See A Silhouette. I love the bright colors and unique patterns. 

See A Silhouette Designer Series Paper
$11.50

 

 

 

 

Ready to see the card idea? Here it is, complete with instructions under the photo. Why not give it a try?

Supplies:

• Stamp Sets – Music From The Heart (151674)
• Card Stock – Pacific Point (111350); Whisper White (100730)
• Stamp Pads – Tuxedo Black Memento Ink (132708)
• Misc. – See A Silhouette Designer Series Paper (DSP) (149443); Layering Ovals Dies (141706); Poppy Parade Dark Blend (146879); Wink of Stella Glitter Brush Clear(141897); Silver Metallic Thread (138402); Paper Snips (103579); Dimensionals (104430)

Measurements: 

• Pacific Point:               8 1/2” x 5 1/2”          Scrap for Oval
• Whisper White:           5 1/4” x 4”
• See A Silhouette DSP: 5 1/2” x 2”                Scrap for guitar              

Instructions:

• Fold 8 1/2” x 5 1/2” Pacific Point card stock in half to create card base
• Stamp sentiment in the lower right corner of the 5 1/2” x 4” piece of Whisper white. Adhere this layer to the card base
• Cut the Designer Series Paper and adhere to the card to the right
• Cut the oval form Pacific Point card stock using the Layering Ovals Dies. Adhere to the card using Dimensionals
• Stamp the guitar in Memento black ink. stamp the bottom of the guitar using the treble clef stamp and then add the top of the guitar by lining up with the bottom.  You may want to practice this first on grid or scrap paper to get the hang of it.
• Fussy cut the guitar
• Color the heart on the guitar with Poppy Parade Blend and set aside
• Add snail to the oval where the base of the guitar will sit. Wrap the silver thread around your fingers several times, cut, scrunch and attach to the oval.
• Add Dimensionals to the back of the guitar and adhere to the oval.
• Add Wink of Stella to the heart

There are so many options with this week's challenge

It's time for another card map challenge!

There are so many options with this week's challenge - which row/column will you try? For me it wasn't an instant decision, but when I saw 'masculine' I decided to give that a try because I haven't made many masculine cards in the past few months. 

But when you see my card below you will actually see that it works with the top row as well. So you can decide which row my card best fits and here is my decision path (such a business word huh!):

First I chose the paper, from the Tropical Oasis paper pack:

Tropical Oasis Designer Series Paper
$11.50

 

 

 

From the colors in the paper I chose Pretty Peacock as my card base and a layer of Crumb Cake on top, and then a Tropical Oasis layer.

When looking in the Mini Catalog for my matching color choices, I spotted the Coastal Weave 3D embossing folder and wanted to use it for a 'belt' across the front of my card. I love the detail of the embossed layer - subtle but still textured. 

Next, I needed a phrase, so chose the Sale-a-Bration Sending You Thoughts stamp set. I decided my card would be a birthday card.

Sending You Thoughts Cling Stamp Set (English)
$0.00

 

 

 

 

The final touch is also from the Sale-a-Bration catalog - the Metallic Baker's Twine and Sequins pack. I haven't used the sequins at all since I got them - yikes! 

Metallic Baker’S Twine & Sequins Combo Pack
$0.00

 

 

 

Here's my card for this week's challenge:

And now it is my turn to challenge YOU! Give our card map challenge and try and see what you come up with. If you want to see what the other crew members created, click here. 

 

Make the perfect card for a good man

Do you know a good man? If you can answer yes (and I hope you do) then I have the perfect card for him today. 

This card combines some of our Annual Catalog products with some new Holiday Catalog products:

A Good Man Cling Stamp Set
$24.00

Come To Gather Designer Series Paper
$11.50

Brick & Mortar 3D Embossing Folder
$10.00

Stitched Nested Labels Dies
$35.00

 

I hope you will do the same when you craft - mix some of the old with some of the new! The A Good Man stamp set is perfect for recognizing and celebrating your good men!

Here's a fun layout idea that has many interesting visual and textured elements: 

And here's how to make this card:

A Good Man occasions card

Supplies: 

• Stamp Sets – A Good Man (149270)
• Card Stock – Cajun Craze (119684); Mint Macaron (138337); Whisper White (100730); Come To Gather Designer Series Paper (150454) 
• Stamp Pads – Memento Tuxedo Black (132708); Versamark (102283)
• Misc. –  Stampin' Blends Combo Packs So Saffron (149557); Pretty Peacock (149560); Cajun Craze (147931);  Soft Suede (147273); Stampin’ Blend Ivory (144606); Copper Trim (144179); Stampin’ Emboss Powder (109132); Stitched Shapes Dies (145372); Stitched Nested Labels (149638); Brick & Mortar 3D Embossing Folder (149643); Snail Adhesive (104332); Stampin' Dimensionals (104430); Heat Tool (129053)

Measurements:  

• Cajun Craze (4 ¼” x 11” scored at 5 ½” & 4” x 5 ¼”) 
• Whisper White (4” x 5 ¼” & 3” x 3”) 
• Mint Macaron (3/8” x 1 ½”)
• Come To Gather Designer Series Paper (3” x 5 ½” & 1” x 3”)

Instructions:

1. Fold the 4 ¼” x 11” Cajun Craze in half to create the card base.  
2. Emboss the 4” x 5 ¼” Cajun Craze with the Brick & Mortar 3D Embossing Folder and adhere to the card front.
3. Cut out the 3” x 5 ½” designer paper using the Stitched Nested Label Die (2 5/8” x 4 7/8”) and adhere to the center of the card front.
4. Adhere the designer paper strip to the left-hand edge of the card front and about 1 ½” from the bottom.
5. Tie a large bow using the Copper Trim and adhere to the center of the designer paper strip.
6. Stamp the image on Whisper White cardstock and cut out with the stitched circle 2 3/8”. 
7. Color the image with the Stampin’ Blends and adhere to the center of the designer paper strip with Dimensionals. 
8. Rub the Embossing Buddy over the Mint Macaron and stamp the words in Versamark Ink.
9. Pour White Embossing Powder over the top and heat set. 
10. Cut a banner end on the right-hand side and adhere to the lower right-hand corner of the stitched circle with a dimensional.
11. Glue the 4” x 5 ¼” Whisper White to the inside of the card and stamp your greeting.

You need to see this outstanding embossing folder

What is the first thing that you look for in a new Stampin' Up! catalog? Do you look for stamp sets? Papers? Embellishments? 

For me, it's papers first but then on my next pass through I look for embossing folders - funny huh! But I know that embossing folders are cost effective and can add visual interest to my projects. 

So when I placed my first Holiday Catalog order I chose the Hammered Metal embossing folder. (see close up photo at the bottom of this post) This folder is part of a Christmas product suite but I see so many other uses - fall cards being one of them. 

Tip: use the Hammered Metal folder with the Copper Foil Sheets (page 169 Annual Catalog) to create a stunning visual focus on your cards.

I decided to dust off my Painted Harvest stamp set and make the card below - perfect for masculine cards, friendship cards, or simply as a fall notecard idea that you can write a letter inside. 

Painted Harvest Photopolymer Stamp Set
$21.00

I think this set was designed with Thanksgiving in mind, but don't let that limit you. To see how to make my card, I provided a set of instructions and measurements below. 

Painted Harvest friendship card

Supplies: 

• Stamp set  – Painted Harvest (144783), Beauty Abounds (148726)
• Card Stock – Very Vanilla (101650), Early Espresso (119686)
• Ink - Early Espresso (147114), Crushed Curry (147087), Pumpkin Pie (147086), Mossy Meadow (147111)
• Misc. – Hammered Metal 3D embossing folder (150646), SNAIL adhesive (104332), Paper Snips (103579), Mini Stampin’ Dimensionals (144108), 3/16” Braided Linen Trim (147808), 1 1/2” circle punch (138299), Tear & Tape adhesive (138995), Die-cutting machine

 

Measurements:  

• Very Vanilla - 8 1/2” x 5 1/2”, scored a 4 1/4”; three pieces 2” x 1 3/4”; 2” square; 2 3/4” square
• Early Espresso - 5” x 2 1/4” 

 

Instructions:

1. Emboss Early Espresso strip using die-cutting machine and Hammered Metal 3D embossing folder. Adhere to Very Vanilla card base using Tear & Tape adhesive.
2. Ink larger sunflower image using Crushed Curry and stamp onto Very Vanilla square. Ink smaller sunflower image using Pumpkin Pie and stamp on top of Crushed Curry image. Ink and stamp flower center using Early Espresso. Cut out sunflower using Paper Snips.
3. Ink solid leaf image using Mossy Meadow ink. Stamp off first then onto 3 Very Vanilla card stock. Ink outline leaf image using Mossy Meadow ink and stamp directly on top of solid images. Cut out using Paper Snips. 
4. Ink phrase and stamp onto Very Vanilla cardstock. Punch phrase using circle punch.
5. Add strips of Tear & Tape adhesive onto back of sunflower image. Attach Braided Linen Trim to back to match card photo. Attach sunflower to card front using Mini Stampin’ Dimensionals. 
6. Add Mini Stampin’ Dimensionals to back of leaf images and tuck under Sunflower image. 
7. Adhere phrase to card front using Mini Stampin’ Dimensionals.

Here's a close up of the Hammered Metal embossing folder - can you see the 'bumps'?

Did you know that octopuses have three hearts?

One heart for each sentiment in this set! And your friends and family are going to LOVE this Sea of Textures card - you pick the phrase you want on the inside! 

Sea Of Textures Cling-Mount Stamp Set
$20.00

This card has a really unusual layout but it all works doesn't it? You can learn the generation technique which you can use on other cards you make after. 

Combine and add some die-cut layers and a little bit of bling from heat embossing and you have a card to be proud of:

Here's how to make this card:

Supplies: 

Stamp Sets: Seas of Textures (cling-151267), Love What You Do (Photopolymer-148042)

Ink: Soft Suede (147115), Rococo Rose (150080), Versamark (102283)

Cardstock: Rococo Rose (150080), Whisper White (100730), Sahara Sand (121043)

Misc: Stampin’ Emboss Powder Gold (109129), Heat Tool (129053), Bakers Twine Night of Navy/Sahara Sand (149483), Basic Adhesive-Backed Sequins (146933), SNAIL Adhesive (104332), Multipurpose Liquid Glue (110755), Die Cut Machine, Layering Circles Dies (141705), Stitched Shapes Dies (145372), Smooth Sailing Dies (149576), Wink of Stella Glitter Brush (141897), Stampin’ Sponges (141337), Mini Glue Dots (103683)

Measurements:  

• Rococo Rose: 8 ½” x 5 ½” – card base, score at 4 ¼”; scrap to cut wheel and 1 ½” x 4” (2) for sea grass
• Whisper White: 4 x 5 ¼” – card layer
• Sahara Sand: 2 ¾” x 2 ¾”
• Baker’s Twine: 2 lengths of 12”

Instructions:

1. Create card base.
2. Using Soft Suede, ink up large “waterwash” stamp from Love What You Do. Stamp off once and then stamp image on WW card layer. Ink up “net” image from Sea of Textures using Soft Suede and stamp full strength over first image. Adhere this layer to card base.
3. Cut 2 “sea grass” shapes using Rococo Rose and die-cutting machine. Apply Rococo ink over top with Stampin’ Sponge and then dab Wink of Stella on top. Adhere on top of white layer using Multi Purpose Glue.
4. Using Sahara Sand cardstock piece, place small circle on top and cut out. Place 2 ½” stitched circle die over cut out hole and run through die-cutting machine. This will create the “porthole”. 
5. Adhere 5 sequins onto piece from #4. randomly swipe Versamark over and then pour gold emboss powder over and heat up. TIP: do this step in a random pattern instead of embossing the entire piece to create more of a “distressed” look.
6. Let #5 dry and then adhere to card front with SNAIL.
7. Using wheel image from Smooth Sailing Dies, cut out using scrap of Rococo Rose. Adhere to card front using Multipurpose Glue.
8. Separate twine and create a small bow out of the Sahara strand. Fray ends by rubbing between thumb and forefinger.  Adhere to card with small dot of Multipurpose Glue.

How to say a sad goodbye

It is always a shock to me when I hear that someone has been 'declared redundant'. What a disgusting and demoralizing phrase that only tears down someone who has to hear this news. 

And that happened last week to someone I know. I am not a close friend - more of a colleague really. But as soon as I heard his sad news I decided to make a card for some of us to sign. 

And of course I chose the Come Sail Away suite:

I love the versatility of this suite! It is perfect for masculine projects and the phrases can be used for many different occasions, yes, even 'redundancy' (grr). 

If you had to make a card for someone who has been laid off (which I hope never happens), which set would you reach for? Can you guess what my first choice was? It was....Sorry for Everything. But after I looked at the set (which I love, by the way), I decide that I didn't want to create a tone of sadness. I wanted my card to be encouraging, to be forward looking, to give the message that better things are just around the corner. 

So I chose the phrase that says: "Set sail in the direction of your dreams". And that is what I wish for him. New dreams and happier experiences. 

Here's my card:

I used my Watercolor Pencils and Blender Pens to color the sailboats - something I haven't tried before and I really liked how it turned out. The card has a simple layout and I like that the phrase is the feature, rather than the stamped images. 

So tonight after work lots of us are going out to celebrate this colleague and to wish him well. I hope it will be a joyous occasion and he will know how appreciated he was to all of us. 

Tip: don't forget to stamp the envelope: this phrase I chose was from the Itty Bitty Greeting stamp set: "best wishes from all of us". 

 

How to create your card designs like a pro

If you have difficulty designing your cards each time you craft, then I have the perfect challenge that will have you designing your cards like a pro!

Try our weekly Paper Craft Crew challenge!

I use card maps a lot when I need inspiration. I use them to help me get started with a layout and then go from there. Often my final product doesn't match the map but that's ok. It was just the bump I needed to open my mind and unlock my creativity. 

Lately I have shared a lot of project using the new Come Sail Away product suite:

To see some of these projects, click here, here and here. 

I wanted to try an unusual layout this week, starting with a Whisper White layer on the Whisper White card base. Instead of layering my Come Sail Away paper in the center of the Whisper White layer, (which I usually do) I moved it to the right side then I positioned my stamped and die-cut sail boats on the left side. popped up with Stampin' Dimensionals.  

The center of my card was looking pretty bare so I decided to add a strip of Balmy Blue card stock, a sticker phrase from the Come Sail Away Memories & More card pack and then a die-cut steering wheel.

Here's my card! Can you tell which row or column I used from the Tic-Tac-Toe challenge map above?

 

Now it is your turn: try our card map challenge the next time you craft. And if you want to see what the other design crew members created, click here. 

You need to see these gorgeous overlays!

In today's video (below) I am going to show you how to create a lovely masculine card idea  that doesn't use any stamps or ink. I only use, besides cardstock and ink, the Come Sail Away Memories & More card pack.

I have shown you several ideas using this new product and if you want to see all the cards and accessories in the pack, click here to link over to my Facebook business page where I created a Live video featuring the card pack. 

Come Sail Away Memories & More Card Pack
$11.00

 

In the pack there are two sheets of card overlays. I have been looking at these for a while, wondering how to use them and then I got an idea from a card I spotted online. That card gave me the idea for today's card. 

In the video I explain how I created the card, which also uses the Swirls & Curls embossing folder:

 

Swirls & Curls Embossing Folder
$7.50

Here's my card and underneath you will find a list of supplies with order numbers, and my video tutorial!

Stamp set: none

Ink: none

Paper and cutting dimensions:
        Balmy Blue: 8 1/2" x 5 1/2"
        Night of Navy: 3 1/4" x 4 3/4"

Other: Die-cutting machine, Swirls and Curls embossing folder (147923), Come Sail Away Memories & More card pack (149552), Basic Adhesive Backed Sequins (146933, optional), Multipurpose Liquid Glue (110755), Baker's Twine (149483)

Here's my video, thanks for watching! 

 

In life it's important to take the scenic route

Are you the type of person who takes the scenic route in life? I sure am because there is so much to see and do in such a short span of time. 

My life experiences have taught me that you shouldn't wait for the right time or moment. You need to take life by the horns and go for it! Whether at home, at work, or....all the time!

Today's blog post is sharing a product suite that has retired but I promised myself I would use it all up before moving on to any new supplies. And besides, you can take my idea and use products you have on hand, right? 

The moment I spotted the Best Route suite on Stampin' Up!s display boards I knew that I had met a crafter's dream. So many fun products and I bought them ALL once that catalog when live. 

I have created a few pages using this suite and posted them here on my blog. Check here and here for a couple of ideas. 

I had so much fun creating today's page. I used up one of the Washi Tape rolls (New Year's Resolution, check!) and came up with a fun idea using one of the Memories & More cards:

• I trimmed the phrase "Always take the scenic route" from the card to use separately down the left side
• I then used one of the left over pieces of the same card to create a banner in the middle of my page. I simply turned it over to use the striped side!

Here's my page!

I am sad to see this product suite retire. I only have a few more bits and pieces left so watch for another page using them, coming soon!

 

 

Why not try this interesting card map challenge?

This week's Paper Craft Crew card map seems very simple but has some interesting elements that make it slightly different to try. 

What I really like about the above card map is that the ovals are off-center a bit which adds visual interest. When you craft, try this off-set idea, whether using ovals, circles or even squares. 

I had a tough time trying to figure out the stamped images under the ovals. So I tried something out of my comfort zone: using the rope image and stamping it across the entire card front. This image is quite large so I needed to do it completely across the front so it would be clear what the image actually was. Instead of stamping an image you could also use a contrasting (but coordinating) paper strip, just for something a bit different. 

I also like that the banner layer is between the ovals rather than underneath, giving it another unique touch. 

And the embellishments - 5 in total. Again, beyond the usual 3 which you often see on cards and on card maps. 

So having analyzed all these interesting details I decided to use my Sailing Home stamp set and a left over strip of the Come Sail Away designer paper as the banner. 

For a different look, stamp and die-cut the lighthouse and then pop it up above the top oval, using Stampin' Dimensionals. 

Now it's your turn: the next time you craft, try this idea or one of the variations I suggested above. 

Want to see what the other design crew members created for this challenge? Click here. 

A perfect way to tell dad he's the best

In today's video I am going to show you how to make a quick and easy but oh so lovely Father's Day card idea with the help of my Big Shot and the Come Sail Away product suite. 

You likely know by now how much I LOVE this new product suite - there are so many fun products that coordinate! And the bundle is oh so awesome!

With Father's Day coming soon I thought these products would help me create a quick and easy but oh so lovely Father's Day card!

Here's the card I created - and I included a video tutorial with extra tips under the list of products I used:

Sailing Home Father's Day card

Stamp set: Sailing Home (149457) OR bundle and save 10% (151066)

Ink: Memento Jet Black

Paper and cutting dimensions:
          Whisper White: 11" x 4 1/4"; 2" square
          Basic Black: 3 1/4" x 4 1/4"
          Come Sail Away paper (149481): 5 1/2" x 4 1/4"

Other: Big Shot, Magnetic Platform, SNAIL adhesive, Mini Stampin' Dimensionals, Whisper White Baker's Twine (optional), Smooth Sailing dies (149576 OR bundle using the ordering number above)

Here's how I designed the inside of my card, using the same stamp set:

Here's my video tutorial - thanks for watching!

Why not join this creative card map challenge?

I decided on a different take for this week's Paper Craft Crew card map challenge.

 

I love the map above but am just not into flowers right now. I am completely smitten with the Come Sail Away product suite and love everything I have made so far using it. 

So I naturally turned to these products for my card creation. I started by choosing two cards from the card pack and let the colors in those help me with the color for my card base (Balmy Blue). But my card seemed really plain so I turned to my embossing folders and spotted Swirls and Curls:

Swirls & Curls Embossing Folder
$7.50

I love the embossed background - the perfect match for the sailboat image, wouldn't you say? One final touch was the steering wheel die-cut and my card was done!

Note: the phrase that I stamped directly onto the card comes from the brand new Good Morning Magnolia stamp set (more on that later!)

 

Now it's your turn! Give our card map a try and see what you can create using products you have on hand! Then link over to the Paper Craft Crew site to see what the other design crew members made. 

How to alter products to create a unique card

In today's video tutorial (see below), I am going to show you how to alter some of the products in the Best Route product suite to make a unique masculine birthday card. (It would also make a great Father's Day card too!) 

First, here's the Best Route suite, featured on pages 52 and 53 of the 2018-19 Annual catalog. Note: all of these products are retiring on June 3rd! Hint: click on the photo featuring the products to link over to my online store. 

 

I was inspired for my card by one of the card in the catalog, but decided to alter the design to better suit my taste. What makes my card so easy to create is that you won't be using any stamps or ink. Just a couple of products from the suite that you will alter and instead of stamping on the card base I chose to emboss the card base using the Maps, Etc dynamic embossing folder. 

Best Route birthday card

Stamp set: none

Ink: none

Paper and cutting dimensions:
          Blueberry Bushel: 8 1/2" x 5 1/2" (21 cm x 15 cm)
          Memories & More card: cut off 3/4" from each side to create two matching strips

Other: Best Route Memories & More card pack #147036 (choose two cards from this pack), SNAIL adhesive, Best Route Enamel Shapes (146900), Big Shot, Magnetic Platform, Layering Circles framelits (141705), Maps, Etc dynamic embossing folder (146822)

As promised in my video, here's how I designed the inside of my card: I used a sticker from the Memories & More card pack and two strips of the Best Route washi tape to add some interest and coordination inside. 

Here's my video tutorial - thanks for watching!

Learn how to make a masculine collage card

In today's video, I am going to show you how to create a collage card using the Sailing Home cling stamp set. 

The Sailing Home bundle is part of the Come Sail Away product suite with colors and patterns that are perfect for masculine cards: Balmy Blue, Basic Black, Mossy Meadow, Night of Navy, Soft Suede and Whisper White. The suite also includes a Memories & More card pack, Baker's Twine, Trinkets (on video), and an embossing folder! 

I used this bundle to make this Sailing Home collage card. What's a collage? It is a crafting method that uses several backing pieces that are adhered to a backing. So for a card, it would be several pieces that are all attached (separately) to the card base. 

I have used this set a lot lately. If you want to see some card ideas I have already shared, click here for a masculine birthday card and click here for several ideas shared at one of Stampin' Up!s On Stage events. 

In my video I show you some simple ideas for using Sailing Home and then how to add more details to make a much more advanced version. And on June 4th the Come Sail Away designer paper will also be released for some extra background possibilities. 

But for today, here's my card. This would be a lovely masculine graduation card idea, wouldn't it?

Sailing Home Collage card

 

Stamp set: Sailing Home (bundle and save 10%: 149457)

Ink: Night of Navy, Soft Suede

Paper and cutting dimensions:
          Night of Navy: 8 1/2" x 5 1/2"
          Whisper White: 2 3/8" x 3 1/8"; 1 3/4" x 2 1/4"; 2 1/2" x 1" (phrase)
          Soft Suede: 2 1/2" x 3 1/4"; 1 3/4" x 2 1/4"; 1 7/8" x 2 3/8"

Other: Big Shot, Magnetic Platform, Sail Away Trinkets, Seaside Embossing folder (141481), SNAIL adhesive, Mini Glue Dots, Night of Navy/Sahara Sand Baker's Twine (149483)

As promised on my video, here's a photo of how I designed the inside of my card:

Why not watch my video tutorial showing you how to make this fun card? https://youtu.be/ZEEbNMjhQ0c

A simple but effective masculine birthday card

This week several of us celebrated a good friend's birthday. The location was this remote beach restaurant tucked away in the dunes of The Hague. The weather during the day was grey and gloomy but by 7 pm the skies cleared and we got to witness a beautiful sunset over the water. We couldn't have asked for anything more picturesque!

When I learned that the party would be at the beach, of course I immediately thought of the Sailing Home stamp set and that it would be fun to make my friend a birthday card that would reflect his birthday experience. 

I used some left over pieces of Tranquil Textures and Happiness Blooms designer paper (both of which are retiring) which I thought would contrast nicely with the Balmy Blue card base. I layered these and then added the Night of Navy images as another layer. 

As a few final touches I added a Night of Navy Enamel Dot and a strip of Baker's Twine and my card was done. I am so happy that my friend loved his card - it sat in the middle of our table the entire evening! (I was quite proud)

Sailing Home will be available in the upcoming 2019-2020 Annual Catalog. If you would like a free copy of this catalog, please contact me at terri@nutzaboutstamping.com and I can help you out!