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What could you not live without?
So let's hear it: what stamping product could you absolutely not live without?
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uhh hard one, I would say trims/ribbon.
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Big shot and all the goodies you can use with it. Fiskars paper cutter, and score buddy
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Insane Embellisher
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Have to say ATG.
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I'd have to say my Xyron machines. I like layers and the Xyron is the best for sticking them down and keeping them stuck.
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Glitter Guru
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My Tonic Cutter and my Score Pal.
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My scor pal and cuttlebug. But that is assuming that cardstock, stamps, and ink are a given!
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My fiskers cutter.....I use it the most of anything other than stamps!
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Ribbon and buttons. Of couse my paper trimmer.
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Scor-Pal & ATG
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Nesties and embossing folders, absolutely!!!
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Die Cut Diva
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Tim Holtz distress inks.
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I agree
[QUOTE=joyfullyhis;17219979]So let's hear it: what stamping product could you absolutely not live without?
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Gabfest Goddess
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I'm old school -- heat gun and embossing powders!
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All. Of. It!! LOL!
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I was going to say DH until I reread the question and it said "stamping related". But he does drive me to all the craft stores when we visit the US!!
So it's:
Cuttlebug and Nesties
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Other than my stamp and ink collections? My Stamp-a-ma-jig and good white (Copic friendly) heavy weight cardstock.
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Hardware Hotshot
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My new derwent coloursoft pencils and a good white card stock
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My clear fine embossing powder and black ink. I emboss almost all my images, and if it isn't outlined with black ink, I use versamark, which I keep a large pad, small pad, pen and refil. I might be a tad bit obsessed with it. lol. So I guess my heat embosser would be something I wouldn't get by without, ever. I also use that for other things as well.
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Die Cut Diva
Color Pencils & Markers
Cutter Bee Scissors
All my adhesives. Don't ask me to pick one.
My original Red Sizzix
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Japanese Screw Punch -- can punch various size holes anywhere. A bit pricey but I've had it for years and years...
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Mine would have to be, ATG, Scor-Pal, and Fiskars trimmer. With out those I wouldn't be able to make good cards.
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<------ loves dimension...so my boring, but true answer is dimensionals. I pop up something on 95% of my cards.
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ATG
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Hmmmmm. My circle punches.
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Compulsive Stamper
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Prima Flowers, Buttons, and Stickles
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Stazon Splitcoast
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Scor Pal, then my Tonic cutter.
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My Copics, Prisma Pencils, and ATG....cuz I can't really make a card without them! ;-)
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Let's see~my cuttlebug, CB embossing folders, cutter bee scissors, scor-pal adhesive and my scor-buddy.
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Splitcoast Dirty Dozen
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Dimensional tape for me. I can't remember the last time I made anything without adding a little dimension to it!
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The first is of course the rubberstamps. Most of my cards have either images or sentiments that are stamped. Next on the list is clear sparkle ep, dp, nesties/ef and big shot.
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Glimmer mist, Cuttlebug, Nesties, Aqua painter, markers, dimensionals, just to name a few.
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Polyshrink Goddess
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Cuttlebug folders, glitter, and ribbon. Oh, I suppose stamps too!
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I can't pick just one;
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Hands down it would be my Big Shot with my dies and my emossing folders. How did we make cards before we were interested in ef?!
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Another vote for the Big Shot. I often wonder how I got along without it!! My favorite folder right now is the Spider Web from the SU Holiday Mini, I love Halloween and have been using it on everything.
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things I find that I always have to have near me is my mini sized paper trimmer (I use the small size one from creative memories, it's just the right size, the others are just too bulky or not accurate enough), ALWAYS must have my bone folder, a good sharp pair of scissors in large and small, a mini size black ink pad, and the thing that pokes through paper....lol can't think of it's name, but a hole punch doesn't always go where I need it, so I just use this thing to make a hole where I want one!
I love the other things (dies, nesties,.....) but the things above are MUST haves.
Cheers, Holley
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Quote:
Originally Posted by
HolleyTX things I find that I always have to have near me is my mini sized paper trimmer (I use the small size one from creative memories, it's just the right size, the others are just too bulky or not accurate enough), ALWAYS must have my bone folder, a good sharp pair of scissors in large and small, a mini size black ink pad, and the thing that pokes through paper....lol can't think of it's name, but a hole punch doesn't always go where I need it, so I just use this thing to make a hole where I want one!
I love the other things (dies, nesties,.....) but the things above are MUST haves.
Cheers, Holley
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Oh, and my Stamp-a-majig! I can't stamp a straight sentiment to save my life so I use SAJ on almost every card. Funny thing is, it sat in my drawer for a year because I couldn't figure out how to use. Once I figured it out there was no turning back!
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Quote:
Originally Posted by
Joan B Japanese Screw Punch -- can punch various size holes anywhere. A bit pricey but I've had it for years and years...
Joan, can you show us a picture of your Japanese Screw Punch. It sounds like a very interesting tool. I have never heard/seen it before.
Thanks,
Ying
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What could you not live without?
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