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Shark Week at Pajama Crafter Stamps

  It's Shark Week at Pajama Crafter Stamps .  The team will be sharing fun underwater scenes, beach vibes and colorful ocean creatures!  Stay tuned for lots of colorful and inspiring projects from the team using Pajama Crafter Stamps in ways that might surprise you. When I think of sharks the 1970s movie "Jaws" comes immediately to mind!  Well, I may be showing my age with that one.  My card combines several Pajama Crafter Stamps sets to create a fun JAW-some Birthday. I began by stamping Pajama Crafter Stamps Breaking News stamp set and coloring with Copic Markers.  This is a large 6x6 background stamp.  The detailed newsroom design is perfect for so many projects.  The large size is perfect for A2, A7, Slimline and 5x7 cards giving you plenty of flexibility to crop, layer or use the entire scene. To create my JAW-some design I trimmed the skyline from the scene and replaced it with a beach scene from the Adventure Awaits stamp set.  The s...

Scene Building with Copic Coloring and Die Cuts

  The Pajama Crafter Stamps Color Me Happy Inspiration Hop is officially live! Hop along to discover new ideas, learn new techniques, and see how each designer brings their projects to life.  Start the hop here: @pajamacrafterstamps I'm so excited to share one of the newly released sets from Pajama Crafter Stamps called SharkCuterie Board Stamp set .   This fun set combines everyone's favorite snack trend with adorable shark humor that's perfect for birthdays, celebrations, summer fun, beach lovers and anyone who enjoys a good pun.  The stamp size is 4x6 and made of premium clear polymer which stamps like a dream! Copic Marker Coloring I began by stamping the SharkCuterie Board onto which cardstock from my stash.  Then the fun began!  Coloring all of the yummy goodies included on the board.  Once complete I fussy cut the image and layered it onto water themed papers from my stash. Die Cuts To emphasize the fun coordinating sentiment I combined a ...