Paper tole is the craft of creating a 3 dimensional image from a flat image. I have a tutorial on my blog that combines paper tole with cloisonne. Here's the link: http://michellesrubberroom.blogspot....cloisonne.html
Hopefully it will give you an idea of how to create this look. I did use a flower stamp - but you can use any stamp that has large open areas.

I just posted a tutorial on making ribbon fringe. You can find it in this post on my blog: http://stampwithdiane.blogspot.com/2...cy-fringe.html

I've done a couple of videos on technique. The first one shows basic tips on laying down ink for stamping a very detailed image. The second one shows coloring with copics. They are based on this card in the gallery:
http:////www.splitcoaststampers.com/...0&ppuser=45613

The 2 videos can be found in this post on my blog:
http://sherrie-cardcreme.blogspot.co...eos-today.html

Thanks for watching!

I have two video tutorials to share with you. The first one shows how to make a set of note cards along with a note card holder.

http://danniesdesigns.typepad.com/my...ard-holde.html

The second one shows a variation on an Origami box

http://danniesdesigns.typepad.com/my...ion-on-an.html

Thanks for looking! ~Dannie

I made a video tutorial on how I made the bow on my Elegant Anniversary Card and on my Wish List Notebook.

The video is located Here

http://scrapmoremel.blogspot.com/200...onal-card.html

A new tutorial up for my friend Maria. Wanted a video tut, but I hated the sound of my voice, LOL!! Though, I did think about playing my fave songs in the background instead.

Enjoy!

VIDEO TUTORIAL: One Punch Three Ways
 

My most recent Video Tutorial that's not on this list is how to use the 5 Petal Flower Punch to 3 different ways (standard plus two more).

You can find it here.

I missed this week's Turn it On Tuesday due to a death in the family back home. Stamper Dog has taken me aside and given me a scolding for spending so much time on Alaska Airlines flights lately that I had to promise to get back to stampin' right away!

He was pretty busy planning the next tutorials. I hope you drop back by & enjoy them too!

here is a tutorial for making domino magnets that I put together
http://ilinacrouse.blogspot.com/2008...-tutorial.html

Here is another tutorial I made for my blog, it's watercolor crayons background and glossy cardstock
http://ilinacrouse.blogspot.com/2008...-tutorial.html

subscribing

Thanks for the great tutorial links. I could spend days just surfin' the blogs.

Becky

This is not so much a tutorial as a photo journal of a presentation I attended over the weekend by a demonstrator friend, the amazing Laura Barto, but I thought people might want to see what can be done with the new SU decor elements and how they can be applied "off the wall". Scroll to the middle of the post to see photos and description of the application process.
http://stampwithdiane.blogspot.com/2...in-up-way.html

Just checking in. :)

Faux Crocodile Technique Video Tutorial
 

CD Holder Tutorial
 

I made a tutorial for a a quick and simple CD holder yesterday. It's my first one, so I'm excited about it! :)

http://bp3.blogger.com/_lMTFMY7rxMo/...0/DSC_5656.JPG

Click HERE for the tutorial!

Stephanie- you rock! This is absolutely wonderful! I loved your tutorial on your blog. You did a great job making it seem easy. I can not wait to try this.
My DD is a photographer and recently asked me if I could make her something cute to put picture cds in. I have been meaning to figure out the dimensions, etc. but now you have done it for me! Thank you, thank you, thank you!

Good (early) morning ladies,

I have been so busy with work lately, I have been lax on my website. So I kind of "cheated". Since there is SO much enormous talent here, I linked a couple of your techniques to my site and mentioned your names.

I thoroughly love reading all your ideas and learning more and more each day!

Keep up the great work everyone!

Most Recent Video Tutorial
 

Stamper Dog's most recent tutorial isn't listed here. Tried to get a new one out before leaving for convention, but it's 3a & they're coming at 4a so it's not to be. If you haven't seen the

Very Vellum tutorial you can see it here.

There ARE more to come so stay tuned!

This is a great thread!
 

Subscribing.

I have a couple of tutorials on my blog...adding more in August ;)

Criss-cross Card
http://scrapmoremel.blogspot.com/200...ross-card.html

Explosion Album
http://scrapmoremel.blogspot.com/200...ion-album.html

How to Ink Edges
http://scrapmoremel.blogspot.com/200...our-edges.html

Pocket Card
http://scrapmoremel.blogspot.com/200...t-cardbag.html

Making Custom Colored Ribbon
http://scrapmoremel.blogspot.com/200...on-colors.html

All of mine are listed in my sidebar on my blog now -

http://angelstamper2.blogspot.com

Legojenta - TFS! I must admit that when I went to your site, I was prepared to seek out the English from the Norwegian and go from there. Imagine my surprise when your site started crakin' up with some good ol' fashioned SOUTHERN Rock n' Roll! How fun is that?! Thanks again for the tuts. :-D

I just put up a new one on ATC Techniques! :)

http://paperbouquet.wordpress.com/20...tc-techniques/

Olivia

Awesome ATC! And a fantastic tutorial!

Happy Stamping and Scrapping,

rita

Here's a tutorial I posted recently on creating daux layers with masking: http://stampwithdiane.blogspot.com/2...-tutorial.html

Great ideas on here. Thanks to all for sharing. Sharon

Help! I'm fairly new to stamping and love this thread ty ty ty . Can anyone help with details on how to do the bandana technique background? I saw several beautiful cards using this technique from TLNL but no description of what they used :( inks and daubers? pastels and sponge? I recently purchased teh Wanted stamp set and would love to use this background technique. I have the stamps and the white gel pen for the dots now just the background technique would make my day. This is a sample of the background i'm looking for info about. http:////www.splitcoaststampers.com/.../photo/1004006

Hawk, the bandana tech. is from technique junkies which is subscription newsletters. If you are interested go to www.patstamps.com and check it out. It's coming out in this month's newsletter.
HTH

Hawk, the background looks like it could be done with sponging or daubing ink onto your cardstock before stamping. Or even a brayer technique.

Here are my the two newest tutorials on my blog:
http://angelstamper2.blogspot.com/20...ox-in-bag.html
http://angelstamper2.blogspot.com/20...-tutorial.html

Just posted my Glossy Ghost technique as used in my convention 2008 swap in my gallery and on my blog:
http://createdbyu.blogspot.com/2008/...2008-swap.html Have fun with it!

WOW - what a fantastic card that you have made!

Happy Stamping and Scrapping

rita

There is a technique using the corner rounder from SU! to make a border of xxx's. I love doing this but can't find who came up with the idea. It was a video tutorial that showed how to do xxx border. Can the creator please stand up? I've been giving Paula Goff the credit for this border, but when I went looking for it on her blog, it wasn't there. I would like to give credit where it rightfully belongs.

Thanks in advance.

Is this it? It is from Cambria's blog. She calls it the Corner Rounder Criss Cross on the right side menu http://cambriaturnbow.blogspot.com/2...uild-brad.html

Very cool! I have never seen that. Thanks for passing it on!

Here's a tutorial i just did for creating clouds with the copic airbrush system!

cloud tutorial

Thanks, gigs. I'm so glad you knew what I was talking about. I love using this border as an element on a card.

http:////www.splitcoaststampers.com/...00&ppuser=4048

I have been looking for the creator of the corner rounder criss cross for about 5-6 months; and even though I check out Cambria's blog regularly, I didn't run accross it after the first time. Thank you again, gigs. Now proper credit can be given to Cambria.

Your card is wonderful! You did an awesome job not only on the border, but on the whole card.

Love that stamper dog! Is he special, or can I teach my lab to stamp? (My lab would just eat the stamps! and the ink pad, and the adhesive, and....)

Thanks for the tutorials!