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There are two subscription levels to choose from-The Inky Box (lettering tools, supplies, and hand-lettered greeting cards for $39.95 per month) and The Inky Box Mini (3-5 of the lettering tools that were featured in the larger box for $14.99 per month). They also share tutorial content for the monthвЂ™s products on their social channels! Please support your local businesses where possible and ask your favourite retailer if they can order them in for you.The Inky Box is an art pen subscription box that was suggested by Virginia, one of our readers ! Lettering and calligraphy fans, take note-this subscription sends you tools to create all kinds of unique lettering work each month.

PLEASE NOTE: The Deer Love die set has been retired at My Favorite Things (IвЂ™m just as shocked as you are!) вЂ“ there is another reindeer die set available which can be used in the same way as described hereДЄny extra products used, I have provided links directly to the company for your information.

Spellbinders/Sizzix Rubber Embossing MatДЄll products used can be purchased at Scrapbook Central.

These tags were not included as part of the class schedule, but rather a вЂNext StepвЂ™ in technique that can be completed at home There wasnвЂ™t time to go into detail on the day, but I thought IвЂ™d post them here for anyone to refer to.

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Shop owners вЂ“ IвЂ™d like to include you in my list for crafters to find you вЂ“ please enquire about being included in the directory.ДЄfter having a very full on class with 12 participants making Gift Tags using products from MFT, Lawn Fawn and Memory Box, I had a few minutes to show a few extra projects using the same dies they had used in the class. If thereвЂ™s something youвЂ™d like me to cover in the coming weeks, please donвЂ™t hesitate to let me know! I also look at basic Inks for Stamping вЂ“ when to use which black ink where? The first two articles are available вЂ“ I look at Cardstock and their purposes, which are best for card bases and interactive cards, which are great for markers and waterbased products. So with all that in mind, I have been wanting to create a resource for us Kiwi Crafters here at InkyandStampy вЂ“ somewhere to go and find information about products available, which ones are worth the money, and more importantly, where to get them!

(She is a great resource and releases incredible YouTube videos вЂ“ I highly recommend her blog).

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Finding the products that have worked for me has been a journey of trial and error вЂ“ and much money was spent in the process! I have learned A LOT from Jennifer McGuire and happily purchased products she has recommended вЂ“ often with great results. New Zealand is a small country and we have just a handful of brick and mortar craft stores to see things first hand for ourselves. When I started out in this cardmaking hobby, I searched the internet and Facebook for information вЂ“ turns out I was hunting for the Stamp Junkies mere weeks before they existed! If youвЂ™re not a Junkie, come and join us already! It will be a great place for beginners and seasoned crafters alike as a handy reference, and hopefully help with deciding on which products are worth the investment to you. Here, I will add articles over the coming weeks about the basic cardmaking supplies with which I have found the most success.

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I have started this little series Best of the Basics and it will be a permanent fixture on my website for future reference. Check out my new series covering the best of the basic supplies for cardmaking and where to get them вЂ“ a resource for New Zealand Crafters.

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Ever felt a little overwhelmed about just how many different things are required for cardmaking? Wondering where to start? Where to find some of the things youвЂ™ve seen on YouTube? Or maybe youвЂ™d simply like to update some of your supplies.

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