Rubber Stamps and Julia Child – And a Sale!
I’m listening to Julia Child’s biography titled “My Life In France” (audio is a great way to enjoy this book – to hear the narrator pronounce all that lovely French!). And guess what? Julia “was nuts about rubber stamps!” I always knew I had something in common with Julia – it obviously isn’t my cooking skills, so it has to be the rubber stamps! It is a really fun book – to read about what life in France was like post WWII and of course all that food! And just to hear someone talk so enthusiastically of something about which she is so passtionate. It’s inspiring! And to inspire you further here are cards from Carolyn Hurst, Holly Craft, and Sue Eldred.
All are made with our set 1153QCL - Kitchen Tools which will be 25% off until Friday!
Don’t forget to enter our Customer Challenge. Send a photo of your Christmas Ornament or Gift – made with Serendipity Stamps – to serendipity@serendipitystamps.com by Nov. 11 and you’ll be entered in our random drawing for a $20 gift certificate to Serendipity Stamps. Remember a Christmas Gift does not have to be made with Christmas stamps! It just has to be a “gift” or an “ornament” rather than a card.
Annie said,
October 29, 2009 @ 10:50 am
listening to an audio book whilst crafting sounds like a brilliant idea! I love that cute utensil jug/pot and the different cards people have made with it. I’ve been creating with my Serendipity stamps today too and have emailed you a picture of my very first decorated candle – I’m sure it wont be the last. I have a snowman half coloured and a trio of penguins looking for a card too, so best get back to them!
hugs, annie x