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KI Memories launched this stamp line previously, but I’d never seen it. I was very intrigued that all the stamps were tinted! I’m sure, after inking they don’t look this purdeee no m’oh, BUT, they look like candy brand new! LOL! I thought they were fun, and I liked the assortment of images in each set. Definitely hip and modern!

I swear, *every* scrapbook company now has a line of clear stamps to accompany/coordinate with their papers. I heard Heidi Grace (whose paper line I am WILD about) did, too, but I wasn’t able to get over to their booth to see them . . .

Elsie Flanagan had a booth next to KI, who is manufacturing her line, and it was very cute–like a little house with a fun, care-free kitchen that she herself was hangin’ out in, greeting people. They wouldn’t permit me to take pics of any of the products, tho. I’m sure they’ll be uploaded to the KI site soon, if not already.

Eyelets, Etc. had a nifty spring-loaded setter tool, and something I didn’t get a shot of, but found intriguing, was a little template/mold thing-a-ma-bob that you could set their shaped eyelets into, and when setting, it helped the eyelet retain its proper shape and and not get distorted during the setting process! Clever!

A scrapbook company I was not familiar with, called Delish, had the most chic booth back against the far wall–it just oozed elegance and good taste; it was jam-packed with folks clamoring to get in, so I really couldn’t get any good shots but this one. I’m definitely going to be taking a closer look at them. *Very* posh!

We were delighted to run into a few more SCSers while having lunch with WaterPixie (Pixie’s one of our ROCKIN’ SCS gallery mods–time with Pixie puts me in my “happy place”!)

I am a ginormous fan of Scenic Route Papers–many are double sided and come in these pre-designed strips, so you can cut them apart and use portions of the paper on your pages for accenting, but they all coordinate together for cohesion. They’ve toyed around with developing a stamp line, and I encouraged them to continue considering it, since I love their papers so much!

OK, now get a load of this:

Many are familiar with Claudine Hellmuth’s collage work. Her line of Poppets papers and CLEAR STAMPS (so much flippin’ FUN!) are being produced by Lazar StudioWERX Inc.

We got such a kick out of ‘em, that we had to become Poppets, too!

And, check out their gorgeous and colorful papers! The originals are hand-painted and then reproduced–STUNNING!

That’s all for now–will share more tomorrow!