New Kitchen Sink Stamps Project of the Month!
Good morning friends! I'm back from a super fun weekend of Stamping Around Connecticut and am excited to share my project with you! I will post more on the event later, but I has so excited to get to teach a class sponsored by Kitchen Sink Stamps! The project that we made for the class is my Project of the Month for KSS and I'll be sharing another variation of it with you next week - stay tuned! :)
Last week KSS released 7 new sets, each one as beautiful as can be. The Multi-Step Berries set just screams summer so I came up with this fun little set of stamped wooden blocks.
I purchased my unfinished blocks HERE (I bought the 2" blocks) and started by painting them white with craft paint (oh what fun my girls and I had painting around 60 blocks before going to CT! :)).
Here are the steps & inks (all SU!) I used for each block.
Blackberry block:
1. Elegant Eggplant (stamped off 2x)2. Perfect Plum
3. Elegant Eggplant
Leaves:
1. Kiwi Kiss (stamped off)2. Kiwi Kiss
3. Old Olive 1. Riding Hood Red (stamped off 2x)
2. Real Red
3. Riding Hood Red
4. Cranberry Crisp
Leaves:
1. Kiwi Kiss (stamped off)2. Kiwi Kiss
3. Old Olive
Blueberry block:
1. Brocade Blue (stamped off)
2. Brocade Blue
3. Ballet Blue
4. Night of Navy
Leaves:
1. Kiwi Kiss
2. Old Olive
I hope you can give these a try - the blocks are so much fun to stamp and the possibilites with these gorgeous stamps are endless!! If you do try them, please let me know, end me an email or a link! Remember if you order using my code JULIE10KSS you will receive 10% off your order!
Please visit the other KSS Crew Members and see what fun projects they have and have a wonderful day!!
Thanks Julie! I had so much fun! My little brain was hurting from all the inspiration!! I think I will just have to buy this set! I was showing a friend yesterday what we made and she loved it all! I am hoping to get her to go to Philly! Thanks again for all your work!
ReplyDeleteOMGoodness...what a fabulous project! I love it Julie!!!
ReplyDeleteJulie, I absolutely loved this project! It came out so cute and looks so much harder than it actually was. Your class was awesome! I think I'm going to miss Vermont, but I'm hoping to make it to Philly in November.
ReplyDeleteWhat stunning work, Julie!! These fruits of summer blocks are exquisite! I can picture them on my coffee table wowing my guests with their beauty!!
ReplyDeleteI just loved making this fun project Julie! it was so amazing how the 3 dimension would suddenly appear as you were stamping the 3 overlay steps - the blocks are now proudly sitting on my entertainment center in my living room for all to see!
ReplyDeleteI had such a great time at the Stamping Around weekend with you guys - thanks SO much for inviting me to teach at it!
can't wait to see what we are creating in VT in Sept!
WOW, such a fun project, Julie!! Such wonderful little home decor items!!
ReplyDeleteWow Jules...these are amazing!!! So wishing you had a fun event going on next month!! :-) Those berries are gorgeous, and as a native Mainiac, I think that set should be required for everyone who claims Maine as their home!!! :-)
ReplyDeleteThese are so fabulous, Julie!! This is going to be a great gift for my MIL's mother, whose kitchen theme is berries :) Thank you for showing the wonderful project!!
ReplyDeleteJulie, these are absolutely fabulous! What a wonderful project, and how lucky for your group to get to make these over the weekend! Beautiful work! (I shoulda' hung around in the Kitchen just a little longer so I could have those stamps, too!) :)
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful project Julie - perfect for summer!
ReplyDeleteThese turned out soooo beautifully, Julie!! I love all of the gorgeous realistic-looking images!!
ReplyDeleteThis is fabulous, Julie! I bet this project was a big hit at your event.
ReplyDeleteWhat fun blocks!! I absolutely LOVE the blackberries. Such a super cute project. I bet you and the girls had fun with this....how could you not?
ReplyDeleteFab project Julie!! I bet everyone had a blast making these! I Love them all.
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