Stamp Anniething: Celebrating Black History Month with Free Digis!

Stamp Anniething is celebrating Black History Month and is giving away three free digital chibi images! Black History Month honors pioneering figures who have shaped American history through civil rights activism, politics, literature, and scientific innovation. Stamp Anniething is honoring: 1) Maya Angelou, 2) Harriet Tubman, and 3) Barack and Michelle Obama. These digital stamps are free to download! Please share what you create in the Stamp Anniething Stampers Inspiration Facebook Group.

I am sharing a card I made using the Harriet Tubman digital stamp. She was famous for being instrumental in rescuing 70 enslaved people, including family and friends, working as a conductor on the Underground Railroad. She was a lifelong advocate for human rights.

Stamp Anniething products used:

• Harriet Tubman digital stamp

Supplies used:

• 5-1/4" x 5-1/4" square red card base
• 5-1/8" x 5-1/8" square black cardstock mat/panel
• 4" circle die 
• 4-1/2" x 4-1/2" white Bristol cardstock (for ink smooshing)
• Distress inks: Wild Honey, Fired Brick, Black Soot
• Double-sided adhesive foam tape

Copic markers used:

• Skin: E27, E25, E23, E13
• Cheeks: E04
• Hair: N9, N5, N3
• Black: N9, N7, N5, N3, N1
• Red: R39, R46, R24, R22, R20
• Lamp: YR04, Y17, Y11 & W7, W5, W3, W1, E09

Notes/tips:

• Ink smoosh the Bristol cardstock with ink colors listed above.Dry completely.
• Die cut circle in the center of the black cardstock. Adhere the ink smooshed cardstock to the back of the black cardstock.
• Adhere the black cardstock onto the red card base
• Adhere the colored image and sentiment using double-sided adhesive tape.

Thank you for stopping by! I hope you give this card a try. This card is perfect for celebrating Black History Month, graduation, birthday, and to inspire a friend.

Stamp Anniething: Happy Lunar New Year with a new Betty stamp!

Happy Lunar New Year! The new Betty Happy Lunar New Year digital stamp from Stamp Anniething is here! The owners, Annie and Kevin, at Stamp Anniething surprised me with an updated Lunar New Year stamp, featuring me! I just love it so much! This digital stamp is free from February 15 through February 22, 2026 in celebration of Lunar New Year. The original Betty Good Luck digital stamp is also available and free until February 22 as well, so get them both! These stamps can also be used for any occasion by adding your own sentiment.

Here's a simple and quick card you can make for Lunar New Year. The new lunar year starts on February 17 and is typically celebrated for 15 days. My family is having our annual family celebration on February 28.

Stamp Anniething products used:

• Betty Happy Lunar New Year Digital Stamp

Supplies used:

• A2 white card base
• Washi paper scraps
• Gold mirror cardstock
• Starfoam Gold Outline Corner Stickers
• Gold Gel Pen

Copic markers used:

• Skin: E04, E11, E21, E00, E000
• Cheeks and Tongue: R20
• Hair: 100, C7, C5, C3
• Red: R39, R46, R24, R22, R20
• Gray (shadow): N3, N1

Notes/Tips:

• Cut the washi paper as follows:
• Cut 2: Square 1-1/4" x 1-1/4"
• Cut 3: Rectangle 2-1/2" x 1-1/4"
• Cut 2: Rectangle 2-5/8" x 1-1/4"
  
  
• Arrange the washi paper to leave 1/8" borders as shown. You can place the shapes anywhere on the cardstock. I put my two squares on opposite corners then placed the other pieces to fit.

Thank you for stopping by! I hope you LOVE this new Betty Happy Lunar New Year digital stamp as much as I do! Wishing everyone a Happy Lunar New Year! 

Stamp Anniething: Cowabunga! You Did It!

If you haven't gotten the Stamp Anniething January release that includes: the Cowabunga stamp set, the 2 Layer Turtle Shell Stencil, and the Pizza Box Builder Die, you are missing out on a lot of cuteness! This release was inspired by the 80's cartoon featuring four mutant turtle brothers. It was my son's favorite cartoon. I loved it too! Here's a card featuring one of the turtles from Cowabunga and the coordinating digital stamp April Cowabunga!

Stamp Anniething products used:

• Cowabunga stamps and outline dies
• April Cowabunga! digital stamp
• Brick stencil (retired)
• Level Up Builder Die - pipes (retired)

Supplies used:

• A2 white card base
• Black cardstock panel/mat
• Bristol cardstock for brick stencil background
• Silver cardstock for pipes
• Distress inks for brick stencil: Hickory Smoke, Rusty Hinge
• Distress ink for pipes and ground: Rusty Hinge

Copic markers used:

Turtle

• Green: G29, G19, G14, G12
• Blue: B28, B26, B24, B23, B21
• Mouth: E04, R22, R20
• Yellow: Y38, Y35, Y19, Y32
• Olive (turtle shell): YG7, YG95, YG93
• Brown: E37, E35, E33, E31
• Silver: C5, C3, C1

April

• Skin: E014, E11, E21, E00, E000
• Cheeks: R20
• Hair: E19, E17, E15, E13
• Yellow: Y38, Y35, Y15, Y11
• Brown: E47, E44, E43
• Silver: C5, C3, C1
• Blue: B01, B00

Pizza

• Brown: E25, E23, E21
• Yellow: YR23, Y32, Y23
• Red: R56, R27, R14

I hope you love this release as much as I do! These stamps are just too cute!

Thank you for stopping by. Have a creative day! 

 

Stamp Anniething: Another Year Older, But Still A Party Dude!

I'm just having too much fun creating projects using Stamp Anniething's January 2026 release! Inspired by the cartoon featuring four mutant turtle brothers who fight crime in New York City, the Cowabunga stamp set, the 2 Layer Turtle Shell Stencil, and the Pizza Box Builder Die, are must haves for your collection! Today's project uses a die from a previous release. Don't be afraid to use older products you already have in your stash with the newer releases. 

Stamp Anniething products used:

• Cowabunga Stamp Set and Outline Die
• Shredder Cowabunga! Digital Stamp
• Ecto Builder Die (Building only)
• Clouds Stencil (retired)

Supplies used:

• A2 white card base
• Red cardstock mat/panel
• Black cardstock (Buildings)
• Yellow cardstock (Buildings)
• Distress Ink: Hickory Smoke (Clouds)

Copic markers used:

Turtle

• Green: YG67, YG17, YG03, YG01
• Red: R39, R46, R24, R22
• Yellow: Y38, Y35, Y19, Y32
• Olive (turtle shell): YG7, YG95, YG93
• Brown: E37, E35, E33, E31
• Silver: C5, C3, C1

Shredder

• Skin: E13, E11, E21, E00, E000
• Silver: N3, N1, C00
• Gray: N5, N3, N1, C00
• Light purple: BV17, BV13, BV11
• Dark purple: BV29, BV25, BV23, BV20

Notes/Tips:

• To create the yellow lights in the windows, trace the building die on yellow cardstock. Hand cut to fit behind the building die cut.

Thank you for stopping by! Have a creative day!

Equality for All! Makers Collaboration: Glitter, Gays and Gumption

This week's card for the Equality for All! Makers Collaboration features Elle, a beautiful digital stamp from Stamp Anniething. Elle is wearing a cape that features the colors of the Bisexual Pride Flag. 

The Bisexual Pride Flag was created in 1998 by Michael Page.  The colors of the flag are pink, purple, and blue to represent the diverse experiences of bisexual individuals. Pink symbolizes attraction to the same gender, blue represents attraction to the opposite gender, and purple, the blend of pink and blue, signifies attraction to two or more genders.

I am posting cards on Facebook, Instagram, and here on my blog during the months of May and June to honor and support the LGBTQIA2S+ community and to promote kindness, love, and equality through handmade art.

100% of all sales from the Stamp Anniething Pride Digital Stamps during the months of May and June will be donated to True Colors United—a nonprofit organization dedicated to ending homelessness among LGBTQIA+ youth. Get your Stamp Anniething Pride stamps here: stamps

Card details:

Copic markers used:

• Skin: E27, E35, E23, E13
• Tongue: R22, R20
• Hair: C9, C5, B39, B37, B34
• Cheeks: B32
• White: N5, N3, N1, 0
• Black: C7, C5, C3
• Black: C7, C5, C3
• Blue: B16, B14,B12
• Purple: V09,V06, V01
• Pink: RV14, RV13, RV10

Thank you for visiting. Please come back next Friday for another Pride card. Have a creative day!

Equality for All! Makers Collaboration: Hate Less - Love More

This week's card for the Equality for All! Makers Collaboration features Siv, an adorable digital stamp from Stamp Anniething. Siv is wearing a cape that features the colors of the Rainbow Flag also known as the Gilbert Flag. 

This flag is the classic symbol of LGBTQ+ pride, designed in 1978 by Gilbert Baker. Here's a breakdown of the colors and traditional meanings: 

Red: Represents life

Orange: Represents healing

Yellow: Represents sunlight

Green: Represents nature

Blue: Represents serenity

Purple: Represents spirit

I am posting cards on Facebook, Instagram, and here on my blog during the months of May and June to honor and support the LGBTQIA2S+ community and to promote kindness, love, and equality through handmade art.

100% of all sales from the Stamp Anniething Pride Digital Stamps during the months of May and June will be donated to True Colors United—a nonprofit organization dedicated to ending homelessness among LGBTQIA+ youth. Get your Stamp Anniething Pride stamps here: stamps

Card details:

Copic markers used:

Siv

• Skin: E04, E11, E21, E00
• Cheeks: E95
• Tongue: R22, R20
• Hair: E29, E25, E23, E21, Y02
• Gray: N5, N3, N1
• Mint: BG13, BG34, BG11, BG19

Flag

• Red: R29, R24, R21
• Orange: YR07, YR04, YR02
• Yellow: Y17, Y15, Y11
• Green: G09, G05, G02
• Blue: V16, B14, B12
• Violet: V06, V04, V01

Thank you for visiting. Please come back next Friday for another Pride card. Have a creative day!

Equality for All! Makers Collaboration: Equality Hurts No One

This week's card for the Equality for All! Makers Collaboration features Justin, an adorable digital stamp from Stamp Anniething. Justin is wearing a cape that features the colors of the Non-Binary Pride Flag. Non-binary gender identities are those that do not fall exclusively in man/male or woman/female categories. Some examples include genderqueer, gender fluid, agender, and bigender.

I am posting cards on Facebook, Instagram, and here on my blog during the months of May and June to honor and support the LGBTQIA2S+ community and to promote kindness, love, and equality through handmade art.

100% of all sales from the Stamp Anniething Pride Digital Stamps during the months of May and June will be donated to True Colors United—a nonprofit organization dedicated to ending homelessness among LGBTQIA+ youth. Get your Stamp Anniething Pride stamps here: stamps

Card details:

Copic markers used:

• Skin: E33, E11, YR31, E30
• Cheeks: E95
• Tongue: R22, R20
• Hair: W3, W1, E41, RV17, RV13, RV10
• Pants: B97, B95, B93, B91
• Shirt: V17, V15, V12
• Shoes: V17, V15, V12, N3, N1
• Flag
• Yellow: Y17, Y15, Y11
• White: N3, N1, 0
• Purple: V06, V04, V01
• Black: C9, C5, C3

Thank you for visiting. Please come back next Friday for another Pride card. Have a creative day!

Equality for All! - Makers Collaboration: Born to Stand Out

I'm excited to share this week's card for the Equality for All! Makers Collaboration! I am posting cards on Facebook, Instagram, and here on my blog during the months of May and June to honor and support the LGBTQIA2S+ community and to promote kindness, love, and equality through handmade art.

Today's card features Brandi, a cute digital stamp from Stamp Anniething. 

100% of all sales from the Stamp Anniething Pride Digital Stamps during the months of May and June will be donated to True Colors United—a nonprofit organization dedicated to ending homelessness among LGBTQIA+ youth. Get your Stamp Anniething Pride stamps here: stamps

Brandi is representing lesbian pride flad.  This flag was designed by Emily Gwen in 2018 when she noticed there was a lack of a universally recognized lesbian pride flag. The colors include different shades of pink, orange, and red stripes, with a white stripe in the center. The pink and red stripes represent love and attraction to women, the orange stripe represents community, and the white stripe represents intersexuality.

Card details:

Copic markers used:

• Skin: E25, E23, E13, E21
• Cheeks:R20
• Tongue: R22, R20
• Eyes: E37, E35, E33
• Hair: V09, V06, V05, V01
• Orange: YR18, YR14, YR02
• Black: N9, N5, N3
• Brown: E37, E35, E31
• Flag: YR18, YR07, YR61, R56, R85, R83

Thank you for visiting. Please come back next Friday for another Pride card. Have a creative day!

Equality for All! - Makers Collaboration: Love is Valid, Mine Included

I am participating in the Equality for All! Makers Collaboration where I am posting cards on Facebook, Instagram, and here on my blog during the months of May and June. This collaboration was created to honor and support the LGBTQIA2S+ community and to promote kindness, love, and equality through handmade art.

Today's card features Trent, an adorable digital stamp from Stamp Anniething. 

100% of all sales from the Stamp Anniething Pride Digital Stamps during the months of May and June will be donated to True Colors United—a nonprofit organization dedicated to ending homelessness among LGBTQIA+ youth. Get your Stamp Anniething Pride stamps here: stamps

Trent is representing the Pansexual Flag. Pansexuality represents those people who feel attracted to a person without thinking about gender. Pansexual people may refer to themselves as gender-blind, asserting that gender and sex are not determining factors in their romantic or sexual attraction to others. This means that they can feel attraction to those who identify as women, men, both or neither.

Card details:

Copic markers used:

• Skin: E17, E15, E13, E11
• Cheeks: R32
• Tongue: R22, R20
• Eyes: YG67, YG73, YG61
• Hair: C9, C7, C5, B04
• Brown: E37, E35, E33
• Black: C7, C5, C3
• Green: YG97, YG67, YG63, YG61
• Pink: RV17, RV14
• Yellow: Y18, Y13
• Blue: b04, b02

Thank you for visiting. Please come back next Friday for another Pride card. Have a creative day!

Equality for All! - Makers Collaboration: Too Fabulous for Your Rules

I am participating in the Equality for All! Makers Collaboration where I will be posting cards in Facebook, Instagram, and here on my blog during the months of May and June. This collaboration was created to honor and support the LGBTQIA2S+ community and to promote kindness, love, and equality through handmade art.

Each Friday, I will have a new card to share using cute digital stamps from Stamp Anniething. 100% of all sales from the Stamp Anniething Pride Digital Stamps during the months of May and June will be donated to True Colors United—a nonprofit organization dedicated to ending homelessness among LGBTQIA+ youth. Get your Stamp Anniething Pride stamps here: stamps

Today's card features the adorable Michael-Glitter, Gays, and Gumption Digital Stamp. Michael is representing the rainbow flag or pride flag, which is a symbol of LGBTQIA2S pride and LGBTQIA2S social movements. The colors reflect the diversity of the LGBTQIA2S community and the spectrum of human sexuality and gender.

Copic markers used:

• Skin: E04, E11, E21, E00, E000
• Cheeks: E93Tongue: R22, R20
• Eyes: B97, B93, B91Hair: E59, E57, E55, E53
• Blue (jeans): B97, B95, B93, B91
• Purple: V17, V15, V12
• White: N3, N1
• Flag colors
• Red: R29, R24, R21
• Orange: YR07, YR04, YR02
• Yellow: Y17, Y15
• Green: G09, G03
• Blue: B16, B12
• Violet: V06, V04, V01

Thank you for visiting. Please come back next Friday for another Pride card. Have a creative day!

Equality for All! - Makers Collaboration Hop

I am so excited to join in celebrating Pride Month with an Instagram Hop full of color, creativity, and community! This collaboration was created to honor the LGBTQIA2S+ community and to promote kindness, love, and equality through handmade art.

There are 17 creative and talented makers participating in this hop. We have all created a Pride-inspired project to share in support of raising awareness for inclusion and representation for our crafting world. 

Hop along with all of us starting with me at @blimsilvernail then visit each of the makers in the hop. You'll find lots of crafty inspiration, rainbow vibes, and your chance to win a prize! The rules are posted in the hop. 

After the Instagram Hop, I'll be sharing Pride cards throughout May and June. For today's hop, I am sharing a card using the adorable Randi digital stamp from Stamp Anniething. 

As part of Stamp Anniething's ongoing commitment to inclusivity and kindness, they are donating 100% of the proceeds from all of their Pride Digital Stamps during the months of May and June to True Colors United—an organization dedicated to ending homelessness among LGBTQIA2S+ youth.

Here are the details for today's card:

Products used (all digital):  

• Stamp Anniething Randi Digital Stamp and sentiment
• Rainbow: Free coloring page
• Pride word: Created with Silhouette Studio

Copic markers used:

• Skin: E04, E11, E21, E00
• Eyes: G17, G14, YG03
• Cheeks: R20
• Tongue: R22, R20
• Hair: C9, C7, C5, RV04
• Pink: R85, R83, R81
• Blue: B04, B02, B00
• White: N3, N1, 0
• Gray: N5, N3, N1

Please join me in the Instagram Hop. Go to my Instagram page and look for the Equality for All post.

Thank you for stopping by and have a creative day!

#EqualityForAllMakersHop 

Stamp Anniething: Happy Easter!

Did you know Stamp Anniething has digital stamps? I used the newly released digital stamp called Eggs-Actly As You Are to make this adorable Easter card. This stamp also comes with two sentiments. Digital stamps are free if you are a member of Stamp Anniething's Stamp Club, but can also be purchased separately. I love digital stamps, since you can make them any size you like.

Stamp Anniething products used:

• Eggs-Actly As You Are Digital Stamp
• Welcome Spring Paper Pack (retired)

Supplies used:

• A6 white card base
• 1-3/4" square punch (or paper trimmer to cut 1-3/4" squares)
• Yellow cardstock mat/panel
• Yellow and black cardstock for sentiment mats
• Metallic or glitter gel pens to decorate eggs

Copic markers used:

• Skin: E04, E11, E21, E00, E000
• Cheeks: E93
• Tongue: E95, E93
• Eyes: E97, E93, E91
• Hair: E18, E08, YR16, YR14
• Basket: YR27, YR24, YR23, YR21
• Purple: V17, V15, V12
• Green: YG06, YG03, YG01
• Blue: B97, B93, B91
• Pink: R85, R83, R81

Tips:

• I printed the digital stamp 3" tall. Let the width default. 
• I used a 1-1/4" square punch and arranged them on an A6 size panel then adhered them. I trimmed off the excess on the bottom of the panel. The sides fit perfectly.
• The big square piece behind the image is 2-7/8" x 2-7/8"

This is a fun card to put together. Great way to use up patterned paper scraps too!

Thank you for stopping by. Have a creative day! 

Stamp Anniething: Trick or Treat Slimline Card

I thought I'd get a jump on making some Halloween cards. Stamp Anniething has so many costumed chibi doll stamps that are perfect for Halloween! I used three digital stamps to make this slimline card. I colored and cut out the Halloween bag from the Sweetest Pumpkin stamp and added it to the other two images to make it look like they are ready for Trick or Treating.

Stamp Anniething products used:

• Purrfect Valentines digital stamp
• Sweetest Pumpkin digital stamp
• Quite Ribbiting digital stamps
• Slim Line Basic Frame

Supplies used:

• Slimline white card base
• Slimline Bristol cardstock for ink smooshing background
• Distress inks in Squeezed Lemonade, Carved Pumpkin, Mowed Lawn, Picked Raspberry, Blueprint Sketch
• Sentiment from Stampin' Up
• 1" scalloped circle punch - Martha Stewart

Copic markers used:

Purrfect Valentines

• Skin: E04, E11, E21, E00, E000
• Cheeks: R20
• Tongue: R22, R20
• Hair: C9, C7,C5, C3
• White: N5, N3, N1, 0
• Yellow: Y19, Y13
• Pink: RV19, RV17, RV14, RV13, RV11
• Blue: B97, B95, B93, B91

Sweetest Pumpkin

• Skin: E15, E13, E11, E21
• Cheeks: R20
• Tongue: R22, R20
• Hair: E29, E37, E35, E31
• Green: YG17, YG13,YG03
• Yellow: Y17, Y06, Y00
• Orange: E04, YR07, YR04, YR01

Quite Ribbiting

• Skin: E29, E25, E23, E13
• Cheeks: R22
• Tongue: R22, R20
• Hair: W9, W7, W5, W3
• Green: G17, G07, G14, G12
• Pink: R22, R21
• White: n3, n1, 0
• Black (bowtie): N7, N5, N3
• Red (stripes): R24, R22, R20

I printed out two extra Sweetest Pumpkin stamps so that I can add them to the other two images. The hand and bag fits perfectly!

Thank you for stopping by. I hope you give this easy card a try!

Have a creative day!