Stampin' with Audrey & Natalie - Coloring Jewels!

I believe I promised you another video today!

In this one Audrey and Natalie show you a quick little card and how to color Jewels. Now I've heard you could do this, but never tried it. Then I got a few swap cards at convention that had the colored jewels on them and KNEW I had to come home and play. Little did I know I'd have two helpers. Of course, I should have figured since it had to do with cardmaking and coloring. Right? :) At this minute they are busy writing their own language. At least they didn't try to use it in the video!

October 3 - Tie Dye Embossed Flower

When these paper flowers came out, I didn't buy them. I had no idea what I would do with them. They're white! Classy, but slightly boring.

Well, I bought them. And I love them. And I wonder how I ever lived without them. And I hope they never, ever, ever retire. Ever. :) These paper daisies are like a blank canvas for color, and I love me some color!

The only thing is - they're paper. So when you ink them, the color ends up looking inked, not dyed. So I made a video of a quick way to dye them without having to use Stampin' Up!'s re-inkers. Oh yeah, and I might have heat-embossed them too. I have to give credit to my very eager 8-year-old daughter who did such a fantastic job filming this video for me. (You can hear her excitement at the end!) Makes me laugh. :)

This was a super-quick card once you've got your flower created!

Elements of Style Clear Set	Tempting Turquoise Cardstock	Daffodil Delight Cardstock	Melon Mambo 1/2 Inch Scallop Dots Ribbon	Perfect Polka Dots Textured Embossing Folder	Versamark Ink
Tempting Turquoise Classic Ink	Daffodil Delight Ink	Melon Mambo Classic Ink	Paper Daisies	Antique Brads	Stampin' Dimensionals
Heat Tool	Corner Punch	Tempting Turquoise Stampin' Emboss Powder	Stampin' Mist

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July 23 - My Digital Studio Hybrid Video Tutorial

I've been wanting to make video tutorials for over a year now, but just never had the time. So one of my goals while off work this summer was to get the job done! For my first online tutorial I thought I would show how to add a little "digital hybrid" to your photos using My Digital Studio elements in Adobe Photoshop (the would also work in almost any other photo editor you may have)

Enjoy the video and let me know if there are any other things you'd like to know in My Digital Studio and I can make a video to share of it. I can tell that making these videos is going to get very addicting very fast!

If you would like to purchase your own copy of My Digital Studio or any of the elements included with the software just visit http://www.hollystamps.com and click the Shop Online link in the top menu, then choose the digital category. You will not be sorry you did. My Digital Studio = lots of creative goodness (even if you're not so good on the computer)!