What's New Wednesday

Today's What's New Wednesday item is Basic Grey's new Cupcake Collection. You can buy it at your local scrapbooking store or online here.

What a great collection for all the upcoming summer outings.

Colleen

What's New Wednesday

Making Memories as new tool, the Slice digital design cutter. It will be available for purchase summer 2008. I can't wait to get my hands on it. Here's why...

1. It's small, only 5 inches square.
2. It's light, less than 2 pounds.
3. It doesn't require a computer.
4. It can cut almost every paper - including vellum, vinyl, textured cardstock and photos up to .5 mm thick.
5. It can cut any size of paper.
6. It doesn't require a computer cartridge with special matching keypad.
7. It is cordless (though it shows one in the picture on the right, that is for the recharging its batteries).
   
8. It claims to be easy to use. The video seems to confirm it.

Possible problem. I have not seen a price.

As soon as the Slice becomes available, you can be sure I'll be posting a link on where you can get yours.

Happy Scrappin',
Colleen

What's New Wednesday

Wednesdays at For the Love of Scrap are for sharing what's new in the world of scrapbooking.

Today's find is a set of clear acrylic stamps Sometimes You're the Bug ($9.99) by Clear Dollar Stamps LLC. This set of stamps is so cute, unique and versatile.

2 coordinating stamp sets are currently available too. These include: Heaven Bound ($4.99) and Bugs and Kisses ($9.99).

I've been buying stamps from Clear Dollar Stamps LLC for a couple of years now. The quality is always great.

I also like that when you spend at least $50, you get the stamp of the month set free. In addition, if you spend more you get more free. See here for details.


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Colleen

What's New Wednesday

Wednesdays at For the Love of Scrap are for sharing what's new in the world of scrapbooking.

Today's find is a set of acrylic stamps Boy Zahn's Life by Little Yellow Bicycle. This set is targeted at the crafter with boys. This doesn't apply to me. I have all girls. Though, it didn't prevent me from buying this set. I loved the 'Top 10 List' and the large arrow that says 'check this out.' It will work perfectly with my Sketch #29. With the exception of the 'boy' stamp, I think the rest are fairly unisex.

I also love that for those of you who are journalphobic, the 'top 10 list' and circle journal box are perfect. Just stamp the image and write on the lines. No worries that your lines aren't straight or that you don't have enough to say to fill the space. Just write a few quick lines and you're off to your next layout.

It's rare to find a great 'boy' stamp set. But, this is one of them. I'd love to see what you've created using this stamp set. Please feel free to post your creations on our Google Group here.

Happy Scrappin',
Colleen