Star Spinner Card

I saw this Butterfly Spinner Card on YouTube and had to make one! This one I made for cousin because, like me, she loves pink! She also appreciates the work I put into something, besides, she asked that I make her a birthday card lol. The star is from the Gypsy Wanderings Cricut cartridge. I used my G to make the front base because I do not have a bar punch. Glitz Stickles (Ruby Slippers) in the center of the card. The patterned paper is from Blossoms and Butterflies stack. The light pink is a metallic paper I got from my not-so LSS. For those who are new to crafting the video shows how the card works.

Making this card I also discovered that ALL STAMPS ARE NOT CREATED THE SAME! The stamp is from My Pink Stampers new stamp line. This is from the Everyday Occasions set. My Pink Stamper stamps are exclusive to Custom Crops. Her stamps are made of high quality photopolymer. I like clear stamps and had no clue of the difference in material. When I used clear stamps with my Stampin' Up! inks it would bead up on the stamp so when I stamped my image I would get little circles where the beading took place because of the concentration of ink in those spots. I started sanding my stamps so that I got less beading. I also learned that if I used Stazon ink I didn't get the beading but I didn't want to switch inks because I had all of this SU inks. I also didn't want to switch back to rubber stamps because I liked the clear ones.

Enter My Pink Stamper stamps. She said they were photopolymer and I had (have) no clue what that was but I got some anyway (because Robyn is great!). The photopolymer stamps require no sanding and if you look at my image the ink is an SU ink. I stamped it straight from the package and got great results. I will now buy from companies that have clear photopolymer stamps.

~enjoy~