What you probably don't know is that one of my good friends, Heather, is Amuse Studio's marketing director. Last spring she asked me if I was interested in using their stamps, paper, inks, etc to create art for their upcoming Holiday Mini. I'll be honest and say I hesitated. Let's face facts...I'm grungy and complicated; and Amuse has always been CAS and cute! But Heather said not to worry, they wanted my grungy spin. So I said YES!
I have to say:
1) I *LOVE* their card stock. I love the white core. I don't have to cut up a sheet of typing paper and tape it inside to write a note. I love that when you sand it you get that distressed look! It's a great weight and the color palette is fresh and "now".
2) I love their pigment inks. I got a good clean stamp every time! I almost never get a clean stamp with a water based ink.
3) I love their wafer thin dies! You have to check out their TAG dies! (grin)
mini envelope die (TAD0014)
Scallop dies (sorry I'm not sure of the number)
I flirted briefly with the idea of becoming a consultant. But after two failed attempts to make money "off my art", I'm just not interested in that end of the business anymore. If you'd like to order or get a catalog, please contact my friend, Lara Kalapacs!
(oh...and I got invited back for another round!) (GRIN)
Beautiful! I love the little flowers of the fifth pic. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeletehi Deb! Awesome! Wow, I didnt realize they had a home party thing- love Amuse- really cool stuff!
ReplyDeleteYour projects are great, Deb and congrats on having them published in the catalog. I love Amuse stamps too - I should contact my local rep. Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteDeb, your cards are FABULOUS !! Congrats for beiing published in their catalog !!
ReplyDeleteWay cool, Deb! Wonderful stuff!
ReplyDeleteI just thought you were famous over on Gingersnap but I'm so excited to see you are with A/S too...I love your sort of style and am so thrilled to see it used here!!
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