My Acrylix® stamps are clearly the best
in the stamping industry, giving you incredible creative freedom loaded
with possibilities. Now is a great time for a refresher on our stamps
with the beginning of June’s Stampaganza campaign—it’s buy two stamps,
get one free.
Did you know?
- My Acrylix stamps are ready to use right out of the package—no cutting out, mounting, or applying stickers required. Just place the stamp on your block, apply ink, and you’re set!
- My Acrylix stamps and blocks are clear, making it easy to stamp in exactly the right spot.
- My Acrylix stamps can be used to create a variety of popular looks, including:
- base and shade stamping
- creating your own patterned paper
- sponging on multiple inks for single-impression, multi-color images
- base and shade stamping
- Many My Acrylix stamps coordinate with Cricut® Art Philosophy cartridge shapes, giving you lots of creative possibilities. Cut the shape on your Cricut®
machine, stamp the image on the shape, and attach to your project! In
the Idea Book, the images outlined in red coordinate with Cricut® shapes.
- My Acrylix stamps are super easy to maintain, store, and transport.
We’re crazy about the fabulous artwork you can create with the Dotty
for You paper packet during National Scrapbooking Month! Each
promotional paper packet includes an insert with a picture of the
artwork, a recipe, and a unique technique, to inspire your customers.
Create a Polaroid snapshot look by first cutting out a rounded-corner
rectangle the size of your focal point. Then, cut a larger rectangle
around the negative space, creating the look of a Polaroid. For example,
if your subject is 3" × 2", cut a rounded 3" rectangle using the Cricut®
machine then discard the rectangle and keep the negative space, cutting
that piece at 4" × 2½". Add journaling to the empty white space at the
bottom and attach it to the layout at an angle using 3-D foam tape.
You’ll now be able to create the Polaroid look for any kind of picture
without needing a Polaroid camera!
Make a darling accent from your paper scraps by trimming a
complementary banner and wrapping it around a pin from the Bling
assortment (Z1466) to form a small pin flag.
Use dark thread and stitch around your layout’s focal elements to ground your page.
Add a bit of white, solid space behind decorative elements, such as
this baker’s twine bow, to help them stand out on busy B&T Duos® papers, like this chevron pattern.
To help two adjacent patterns stand out individually, separate them with a solid color in between.
Combine several paper patterns and colors to create a trendy bohemian chic look.
Carry the neutral foundation color, in this case Grey Wool, onto the
other elements of your art piece to help the eye easily transition
between elements, like the colorful chevron box top and the sides of the
box.
To create a card with a clean, crisp look, use the dominant neutral color to stamp your sentiment.
Create a trendy yo-yo element by accordion-folding a long strip of
cardstock every 1/4", adhering the two ends together to make a circle,
stitching the center with thread all the way around, and pulling the
ends of the thread taut to create a yo-yo. Secure the center with a
button to keep your yo-yo flat.
Create your own ribbon from your favorite B&T paper. Cut a strip
of paper a little less than three times the length you want your ribbon
to be. Mark or score your strip in segments as follows: 1/2", 1", 1/2",
1", 1/2", etc. Starting at a 1/2" scored end, make two folds going away
from you, then two folds coming toward you, then repeat until your
ribbon is complete.
Thread a long ribbon through the banner holes and then add some flair
by tying small bows or knots to the ribbon in between each pennant
using baker’s twine or Waxy Flax.
