I tried to mimic the tornado, also with them sleeping like Dorothy when she was knocked out….

Thank you for hosting!!,
 

GinniG wrote: ↑

Wed May 15, 2024 1:06 pm

Hi Cherries!

Well it’s back to the walk in clinic with Steve. I’m so worried about him! But I know there are people praying for him and I just have to trust in God’s will and plan…

Hope everyone is having a good day. I’ll try to catch up later.

Did you try calling the post office?  Sometimes that can spark movement.  

read all!  Feel better, scrap more and have a great afternoon!  

Sending you flowers on your Birthday!  Hope you have a fabulous day!! 

Wow!  Such great work here!  I am glad you did this, I will go leave some cherry love.  Thanks for everything Laura!  Oh…and thanks for putting us cherries having fun photo up!  

I’m a Catherine Pooler fan all the way when it comes to inks. The first couple of pads I purchased I thought the same as Lisa, because I was so used to felt ink pads where I really had to press the stamp firmly. CP are foam and very juicy, I had ink all over 😂. After watching some YouTube lives and...

I also use memento. I have a standard size pad of tuxedo black which is my go to black ink. Good images and good for coloring. I use the little ones for colors. They seem to last forever, I’ve never replaced one. I like the idea of having smaller inks for my small stamps, I will try the Memento for...

I have over 100 Catherine Pooler Inks. I would say I'm a huge fan of her inks. 😁 I've tried other companies like pinkfresh, simon says stamps and of course Tim Holtz. When it comes to consistent coverage and stamping. Catherine Pooler is top notch. Make sure to invest in the reinker. It's important...

I used  the purple, the turquoise, the eye (which I drew my own) and the chevrons that are on the girls sandles for my inspiration.  I also pieced together a lens which was time consuming, it was worth it.   Thanks for hosting!!   

I chose wine and the charcuterie board.   Here is my card, with the required flower and bling!  I used Cocoa Vanilla Studio for the background piece of paper for the letter C”, or you could use the chrysanthemum that is the flower.  For the letter “B” I used brads and the color blue.  Took me a long...

I think you should buy every single black ink pad you can find and do a blog/video!!! I also think that inks are a little bit subjective - and depends on the result you want to achieve. The only time I need true precision (another reason why I don’t make a lot cards) is when I need stamp a sentimen...

wimom wrote: ↑

Mon May 13, 2024 8:52 pm

Definitely prefer Versafine, especially the Onyx Black for crisp lines.

Another vote for Versafine!  

I agree with all of the above!!  Distress Inks aren't for stamping.  Great for blending and backgrounds, both the regular distress and the oxide distress.  As a new stamper, I preferred Memento Inks and still use them frequently, black, brown, red, green and a few others.  The Versafine is another ...

I love the Versafine for crisp and beautiful coverage every time, with the exception of the occasional clear stamp. Perfect for sentiment, too. I have always had good detail with Memento as well. So, my vote is for any of the Tsukneko for crisp detail. You can still stamp with the others. I just us...

I don't know a whole lot about inks, but I usually use the Ranger "Archival" for stamping and they work great. They do have some of the Tim Holtz colors in the archival kind. But I do not use the regular Tim Holtz regular distress inks or oxides for stamping. I have the sepia and the blac...

I’m a Catherine Pooler fan all the way when it comes to inks. The first couple of pads I purchased I thought the same as Lisa, because I was so used to felt ink pads where I really had to press the stamp firmly. CP are foam and very juicy, I had ink all over 😂. After watching some YouTube lives and...

I read somewhere that the TH weren't designed for "clean and crisp" stamping. There are many fine inks out there -  Catherine Pooler pads are SO juicy...but I find that sometimes they are just too juicy that I end up making a mess and getting ink where I don't want it (usually my hands, a...

I have just acquired a stamp and die set.  I have a few distress oxides and inks.  What is your best go to for stamps?  Some of the TH don’t seem to stamp that well.  Thanks in advance for any advice.