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Imagining a trend towards A1 sized cards. Cards the size of business cards. Tiny stamps. Idea-ology sells little vintage magnifiers to put in the envelope.
__________________ I have come to the conclusion that buying craft supplies and actually using them are two separate hobbies. RachelRose Designs by Robin... GALLERY
Ohhh, I'm ready for that! Have you heard of Leafcutter Designs? Before I started paper crafting I bought some of their parcels and some other things: Gifts Archive - Leafcutter Designs
ETA: they have a tiny magnifying glass in their tiny stationary kit. Great minds, Robin...
His shtick about a keychain stamping platform with aspirin sized magnets being next (complete with hand motions as if putting it in his pants pocket) said it all for me. I keep imagining it. Why not? It would go with the Sidekick.
He's a dangerous person.
ETA Imagining a doll house with a crafting room with working everything.
Oh, I just stumbled across them the other day in my search for something or other! I had completely forgotten (at least consciously).
Yes, fascinating website and the idea of tiny mail... maybe an idea whose time has come. So adorable. And we seem to be entering the "adorable" craftiverse. ;)!
__________________ I have come to the conclusion that buying craft supplies and actually using them are two separate hobbies. RachelRose Designs by Robin... GALLERY
Hmm, I don't remember being able to stamp with the Goosebumps, but I could be mistaken. I agree about the MicroGlaze. I think the original designers should at least be given some sort of credit. I don't know how all this works legally, though.
There are so many companies that make products for other companies. It's like buying generic store brand veggies that were actually canned by Del Monte. It's a win-win and if putting the TH name on product boosts sales for both companies. There has been many times where some company brings out a "new" product or idea when in reality it's something us old timers did back in the day. It's all about the marketing to get us to buy...buy..buy.
Oh, I just stumbled across them the other day in my search for something or other! I had completely forgotten (at least consciously).
Yes, fascinating website and the idea of tiny mail... maybe an idea whose time has come. So adorable. And we seem to be entering the "adorable" craftiverse. ;)!
Cute to the 3rd power?
And Stamphappy, nicely put (win-win/Del Monte). : )
OK. I watched the video. I'm almost positive that resist spray is re-manufactured Goosebumps. I might give the spray a try, but it just annoys me when people act like they've invented something when they really haven't.
Agreed. In another video, he shared some brushes for blending backgrounds. While I think the brushes themselves are great and the slide feature for technique and storage is great, using brushes for this is not new. I bought some from SU ages ago.
He is a great showman/salesman though. Not surprising his line does so well.
Agreed. In another video, he shared some brushes for blending backgrounds. While I think the brushes themselves are great and the slide feature for technique and storage is great, using brushes for this is not new. I bought some from SU ages ago.
He is a great showman/salesman though. Not surprising his line does so well.
I figure introducing and reintroducing techniques is part of the art and craft world. If a popular personality can demo and market to people new to crafting or blending or whatevering, more power to him or her. And more power to those of us new to that technique or tools.
Brushes - and blending techniques - have been around forever, and brushes are sold by massive numbers of companies. Dollars to donuts SU's brushes were "inspired" by another company's or actually are another company's that are branded for SU. (Back to Del Monte.)
