Eyelet Outlet: fish stamps

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Monday, October 15, 2018

Just dropping you a line...

Eyelet Outlet has a variety of clear stamp sets that coordinate with our popular and trendy

brads. Here I used the Fish Stamp set along with fish brads and our new fishing lure brad.

A bit of insect washi tape creates the decorative panel on the left.

I love how you can use brads...and stamps now!

Be sure to visit us this weekend in Sacramento CA

at the

Oct 19-20, 2018.

We'll have our new line of brads available for purchase, along with oodles of new ideas to inspire your paper crafting!

Thanks for taking a peek today!

Dawn Mercedes, of Sunnyside Up

Sunday, August 5, 2018

Eyelet Outlet has a variety of stamp sets. The one I've used for my cards today is the Fish stamp set.

This stamp set has some fun sentiments, two little fish, and even a fish bowl. So much possibility with this stamp set!

For my first card I wanted to include the fish bowl and the just dropping you a line sentiment. I used a tiny piece of a post it note to mask the area of the fish bowl, allowing the sentiment to go there without being affected by the stamped image of the fish bowl. First I stamped the sentiment, then I covered the line/hook with the small piece of post it note before stamping the fish bowl. Once it was stamped, I simply removed the post it note.

I paper-pieced the water and surface/sand in the fish bowl, using bits of the same designer paper I have in the card background.

Eyelet Outlet Products used:

Fish Stamp Set

Fish Brads

Shell Brads

For my second card I started my creative process with the sentiment You're quite a catch. When fishermen catch a great fish, they usually do two things. They stretch the story, of course... but they also try to capture a picture IF it truly is a great catch. Therefore I used a variety of film/camera themed items (Brad and Washi Tapes) to go with that theme. I added a fun fish in the film strip and used three white matte enamel dots to give the perception of air bubbles rising to the surface above the fish. This card was so much fun to make.

Eyelet Outlet Products used:

Fish Stamp Set

Camera Washi Tape

Film Strip Washi Tape

Fish Brads

Heart Brads

Matte Enamel Dots

Skinny Washi Tape (2 styles)

Travel Brads

I hope you'll stop by the Eyelet Outlet online store and check out the great products there.

Jeanette

Sunday, July 8, 2018

Quite the Catch!

Hi Friends! kel here today to share a punny fishing card!

I used one of the brand new clear stamps, the Fish Stamp Set. It has this super cute sentiment on it and I thought it would be fun to pair with some of the fish brads and a fishing pole... who knew they made fishing pole brads?!? Awesome!!

I used a wavy border die to create the... well... waves, and was able to actually use one long strip of scrap paper to do it! After I layered it together, I added some Trout and Bass brads to the waves to make it look like they were swimming and jumping out of the water! The last thing I did was add the Fishing Pole brad after stamping out the sentiment from the Fish Stamp Set.

Super fun masculine card!! I loved being able to use my scraps on this!! Thanks for stopping by today and see you again soon!!

lovies, =o) kel

Saturday, June 9, 2018

Fintastic!

Welcome to the weekend! And an extra shout out to anyone visiting us in St Paul, MN at this weekend’s Scrapbook Expo Show!!

This is Rebecca, and this morning I’m playing with the NEW Fish Stamp Set, one of 16 great new coordinating stamps now available in the store and at shows.

First, washi and brads pair with the stamp set for a ready to mail, fishie greeting.

Next, I had some fun with the little fishie stamp for a watercolor background. I heat embossed the fish stamp in a repeating pattern, and then I watercolored the background, creating a resist image. I fussy cut the fish bowl stamp and used more Brads and washi to finish the card front.

And finally, I used another piece of watercolored background and mixed two packs of fish brads (here and here) the fish stamp to create a full fishing hole.