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My Acrylix® Stamps: Did You Know?

My Acrylix® Stamps: Did You Know?

My Acrylix® stamps are clearly the best in the stamping industry,

giving you incredible creative freedom loaded with possibilities.

June’s Stampaganza —it’s buy two stamps, get one free


Did you know?

  • My Acrylix stamps are ready to use right out of the package—no cutting out, mounting, or applying stickers required. Just place the stamp on your block, apply ink, and you’re set!
  • My Acrylix stamps and blocks are clear, making it easy to stamp in exactly the right spot.

  • My Acrylix stamps can be used to create a variety of popular looks, including:
    • base and shade stamping

    • creating your own patterned paper

    • sponging on multiple inks for single-impression, multi-color images

  • Many My Acrylix stamps coordinate with Cricut® Art Philosophy cartridge shapes, giving you lots of creative possibilities. Cut the shape on your Cricut® machine, stamp the image on the shape, and attach to your project! In the Idea Book, the images outlined in red coordinate with Cricut® shapes.

  • My Acrylix stamps are super easy to maintain, store, and transport.



A Rainbow


I am new to stamping and cutting out my stamped image. I decided to give it a try with the A Rainbow stamp set. I used CTMH embossing powders to make the colors. I cut to rainbows and attached them. I had some paper I got at a garage sale that I though would look great. The card is 4x4. I can make an envelope if I need with my scoring board.



Supplies Used




Candles and New Blog Design

Did you know that you can use stamps to put images on candles? I was trying a swirl technique I saw with ink pads (my two favorite colors lagoon and gypsy) and a video I saw on YouTube. I used some white tissue paper, a heat tool and the Quick Cards-Butterfly stamp.

I bought some staz-on ink and I am going to try some tumbles tiles from Home Depot soon.

Happy Graduation Class of 2012

Happy Graduation Class of 2012




I got this idea from a message sent from the InkyFingersGang Yahoo group.
It is a box from the Art Philosophy Cartridge with the flaps cut down.
I used a spring to make the cap bounce.
The 2012 is from some punches I had but you could cut them from the cricut.
The from I cut from Art Philosophy and used the Dotty for You Paper and stamps that came with the cartridge.
Velcro holds the card shut.
The recipient has messages on all sides of the flaps.
I used some retired CTMH stamps and the Art Philosophy stamp sets.