Stamped plastic crate for scraps, stamped hanging notepad, painted and stamped wooden letter, painted and stamped frame
Stamped purse, but I was using it for ready to be sent card storage in the craft dungeon
I couldn't stop with just one bright green thing, so I proceeded to sand and paint the old dresser I was using for rubber stamp storage.
I found a neat wooden hanger for mini spiral bound notepad so I painted and stamped that. I used to old Colorbox hybrid inks Stampin' Up! used to sell so I could see how they worked on wood (base coated with white acrylic craft paint first). They worked much better on the plastic mini tub I bought to catch scraps on my desk top. The colors have really faded off of the wooden notepad holder (not that they were very vibrant to begin with), but they still look great on the plastic tub.
I also stamped a square notecube to sit on the desktop, it has long been used up. I stamped many notecubes as gifts over the years, they made great gifts.
An ugly dollar store picture frame to transform and unfinished wooden letter were painted and stamped with crafters acrylic paints.
Lastly, the purse that I found uncomfortable to be used as a purse so I turned it into a card carrier. It was perfect for swaps or my annual family holiday party filled with dozens of cards to give out. I used the Colorbox inks on Whisper White card stock.
I used the Roses In Winter stamp set for from Stampin' Up! - again ! I loved that set and used it for so many projects.
Thanks for looking !


What a cute set of projects, this is one of those sets I have that is underappreciated...maybe this week I'll give it a whirl...so pretty!
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Great projects! Very creative and fun to look at!
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