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Kicking Off Christmas with Scrappy Boy Stamps! 🎄🎬

We’re kicking off Christmas with the Scrappy Boy Stamps October 2026 release! 🎄 From high-kicking holiday cuties and movie-inspired Christmas fun to an adorable gingerbread gift tag, I’m sharing three festive Design Team projects packed with Copic coloring, creative die cuts, and handmade inspiration. Come get crafty with me and discover why supporting small craft businesses makes the season even sweeter!

October 2026 Release | Design Team Inspiration

It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas in my craft room, and the October release from Scrappy Boy Stamps has me feeling especially festive!

From high-kicking holiday cuties to movie-inspired Christmas fun and the sweetest little gingerbread character, this release is filled with creative possibilities.

Today, I’m sharing three of my latest Scrappy Boy Stamps Design Team projects. Each one highlights a different way to combine stamps, dies, colorful cardstock, and the finishing touches that make handmade projects so special.

Whether you’re creating Christmas cards, gift tags, or something a little outside the box, I hope these projects inspire you to pull out your supplies and enjoy some crafty time!

🎄 Project 1: Good Girls Kick High!

Holiday High Kicks — Shake Your Tinsel!

We’re kicking things off with holiday sparkle, playful details, and a whole lot of personality!

For my first project, I used the Holiday High Kicks Stamp & Die Set to create a festive Christmas card featuring one of the adorable dancers from this month’s release. I used a clay candy cane accent, glued it down and coated with the Crystal Effects glaze. It looks like real candy with that shine!

The playful sentiments in this collection are some of my favorites, especially “Good Girls Kick High” and “Shake Your Tinsel!” They’re perfect for sending Christmas cheer with a wink and a smile.

I began with a traditional red, green, and white color palette, layering stitched rectangles over cheerful holiday patterned paper decorated with wrapped presents and greenery.

The little dancer takes center stage, colored with my Copic markers and finished with touches of gold sparkle. A dimensional candy cane embellishment, colorful enamel dots, and peppermint candies add even more festive detail. The peppermints are clay shaker bits glued down and coated with Crystal Effects.

Copic Coloring Combinations

  • Skin: E000, E00, E11, E04
  • Hair: E23, E25, E27, E29
  • Red clothing: R14, R17, R27, R29, R39
  • Green clothing: YG03, YG17, YG67, G28
  • Black details: C3, C5, C7, C9
  • Gold accents: Y11, Y15, Y17, Y28 (Stickles on top)
  • Cheeks: R20, R30 (white gel pen)

A stitched circle sentiment completes the design while introducing another fun shape to the layered composition.

Crafty inspiration: Don’t be afraid to mix different stitched shapes. Rectangles and circles work beautifully together, adding dimension and visual interest without overwhelming your stamped images.

And who says Christmas cards can’t have a little attitude?

🎬 Project 2: Now Showing… Christmas Cheer!

A Little Movie Magic with a Holiday Twist

Lights, camera, Christmas!

For my second project, I brought a little movie-inspired holiday magic to the craft table. Using the Marquee Sign dieset along with the Ticket dieset, I created a festive and playful movie theater scene with a cheerful Christmas twist.

The marquee takes center stage with its coordinating fonts for a bold “NOW SHOWING” title, while three familiar-looking holiday characters peek out from the screen.

And that little sentiment, “ELF MADE ME DO IT,” just makes me smile! Each letter is coated with Crystal Glaze for added dimension and shine.

To reinforce the theater theme, I layered golden movie tickets, overflowing popcorn boxes, and colorful candy embellishments around the marquee. Gold accents and sparkly details give the card a fun, nostalgic movie-night feel. Circles either cut or diecuts, colored up and an “M” with white gel pen to represent candies that melt in your mouth, not in your hands!🙌

I especially love how the elements overlap, creating plenty of dimension and movement throughout the design.

Copic Coloring Combinations

  • Skin: E000, E00, E11, E04
  • Brown hair: E21, E23, E25, E27
  • Black hair & details: C3, C5, C7, C9
  • Red clothing: R14, R17, R27, R29
  • Green clothing: YG03, YG17, YG67, G28
  • Yellow details: Y11, Y13, Y15, Y17
  • Popcorn: YR20, YR21, YR23 Stickles & White Gel Pen
  • Gold accents: Y11, Y15, Y17, Y28

Crafty inspiration: Try building a card around a theme instead of relying on a traditional layout. Movie tickets, popcorn, candy, and a marquee make this card feel like a miniature holiday movie experience!

This would be such a fun card to pair with a movie gift card or a family Christmas movie-night basket.

🍪 Project 3: Oh, Snap! It’s Gingerbread Time!

A Sweet Little Christmas Gift Tag

Is there anything sweeter than a gingerbread cutie dressed for Christmas?

For my third project, I stepped away from the traditional greeting card and created a festive gift tag using the Gingerbread Man Pop Up Envelope Add On Dies from the October release.

I love finding ways to stretch my dies beyond their original purpose, and this adorable gingerbread character was just begging to become a Christmas tag!

I layered the gingerbread character onto a red stitched tag base, then added a cheerful Santa hat, a bright green bow tie, and a red banner featuring sparkly silver “MERRY” lettering.

The white icing details really pop against the warm gingerbread-colored cardstock, while the rosy cheeks and glossy eyes bring this sweet character to life.

Copic Coloring Combinations

  • Gingerbread: E31, E33, E35, E37, E39 (airbrushed over kraft cardstock)
  • Santa hat: R14, R17, R27, R29, R39 (airbrushed over lighter red cardstock)
  • Green bow tie: YG03, YG17, YG67, G28 (white gel pen accents)
  • Rosy cheeks: R20, R30 on white with gel pen
  • White icing shadows: C00, C0, C1 and covered with Crystal Stickles
  • Silver details: Glitter Cardstock
  • Black eyes: C7, C9 with Crystal Glaze

A bit of green-and-white baker’s twine finishes the tag and makes it ready to attach to a special Christmas gift.

Crafty inspiration: Think beyond cards! Character dies can decorate gift bags, tags, treat boxes, scrapbook pages, and even handmade ornaments.

And those little white gel pen highlights? They’re one of my favorite ways to give die-cut characters extra personality!

❤️ Handmade Holidays, Happy Hearts & Small Businesses

These projects are a reminder of what I love most about paper crafting: a few pieces of cardstock, some stamps, and a little imagination can become something truly meaningful.

You don’t have to be a professional artist to create something beautiful. Sometimes, the best part of crafting is simply sitting down, trying something new, and enjoying the process.

That’s what crafting is all about for me: a little creative therapy with paper and the joy of sharing it with crafty friends!

I’m also a strong believer in supporting the small businesses that make our creative hobbies possible.

Companies like Scrappy Boy Stamps bring us unique stamps, coordinating dies, patterned papers, and clever interactive products that inspire us to keep creating.

When you shop small, you’re supporting the people behind those designs and helping keep our crafty community thriving.

🛍️ Shop the October Release!

If any of these projects made you smile, I hope you’ll visit Scrappy Boy Stamps and explore the October 2026 release.

You’ll find the products featured in today’s projects, along with many other fun holiday designs, including Christmas Grouch, Son of a Nutcracker, mouse-themed dies, winter mini albums, and more!

Even if you’re not shopping today, sharing a favorite project, leaving a kind comment, or telling a crafty friend about a small business is another wonderful way to show your support.

Thank you for stopping by and spending a little crafty time with me!

If you enjoy my projects, I’d love for you to visit my Facebook page, Stamped by Kelly, and follow along. I’m working on building my following and preparing to launch a YouTube channel called Stamped by Kelly, where I hope to share regular crafting videos.

Following my Facebook page and YouTube channel would mean so much to me. Your support will encourage me as I begin creating and sharing more videos!

Until next time, keep creating, keep inspiring, and remember that a little handmade happiness can go a long way.

Happy Crafting!

Kelly ❤️
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Scrappy Boy Stamps Design Team Inspiration | October 2026 Release

From Coffee Breaks to Happy Hour: Creativity Around the Clock!

From coffee breaks to Friday at five! ☕⌚ I’m sharing two fun cards featuring the September Scrappy Boy Stamps release, including a realistic faux-leather watchband made entirely from cardstock and an office-inspired design full of personality. Discover creative techniques, playful sentiments, and inspiration for stretching your crafty stash!

Scrappy Boy Stamps | September 2026 Release

Hello, crafty friends!

Who says work and play can’t go hand in hand? Today I’m sharing my last two Design Team projects featuring products from the September 2026 Scrappy Boy Stamps release, since the October 2026 release is just around the corner! One celebrates the magic of Friday at five, while the other reminds us that a little coffee can solve just about anything! Sentiments on both cards and the images of the a couple on the one card all from the Professionally Unhinged stamp set.

What I love most about this release is how versatile the products are. Whether you’re creating for a coworker, celebrating a birthday, or just making someone smile, there are so many possibilities.

It’s Friday at Five Somewhere!

First up is my watch-inspired card featuring the fabulous Watch Shaker Die Set.

I created a layered design using Scrappy Boy’s Little Dog 6×9 blue patterned papers, stitched rectangular panels, and a classic brown-and-gold watch combination. The warm metallic finish and distressed-looking watchband add a little sophistication, while the sentiment brings all the fun! I cut the metal pieces out of a frosted gold card stock versus a glitter or shiny metallic. It’s all personal preference.

From Cardstock to Leather — A Little Paper Magic! ⌚

  • Choose cardstock: Use kraft-colored, medium- to heavyweight cardstock.
  • Dampen: Lightly mist with water—do not soak.
  • Crumple: Form a tight ball, unfold, and repeat several times.
  • Dry: Let the wrinkled cardstock dry completely.
  • Ink: Apply Distress Ink over the surface to highlight the creases. The darker brown distress ink that gets into the wrinkles, and the stitched cuts from the die, actually look like fabric stitches once dry. I actually took E13 and E25 of my Copic markers to accentuate some areas for added interest.
  • Distress: Add white gel-pen streaks and gently smudge them. I love how the white ink bleeds into the small wrinkles that you created when crumbling the paper. Make sure that you smear that ink when it is wet because the more messy, the more natural it looks versus planned markings.
  • Die-cut: Cut the watchband shape from the Watch Shaker Die Set with a die-cutting machine.
  • Finish: Smooth the edges and add holes, fasteners, or other details.

Result: A weathered, leather-like watchband made from cardstock. ❤️

“Celebrate Like It’s Friday At 5”

I especially love how the watch becomes the focal point of the entire card. And here’s a little crafty reminder: just because a die is designed as a shaker doesn’t mean you have to use it that way! Sometimes a beautiful dimensional embellishment is all you need.

Featuring Scrappy Boy Dies & Patterned Papers

Coffee Solves Most Problems!

Next up is a little workplace humor featuring the Professionally Unhinged and Working Hard-ish collection.

I combined two adorable characters inspired by a couple we grew to love, with a bold geometric patterned background and layered geometric die-cut frames.

Copic Coloring Combinations

I had so much fun coloring these two adorable characters! There’s just something about a cute stamped image and a little coffee inspiration that makes me smile. I stamped both characters using Memento Tuxedo Black Ink and reached for my Copic Sketch Markers to bring them to life. I wanted to keep their coloring soft and cheerful, with warm peachy skin tones, rich brown hair, and beautiful shades of blue for their outfits. I especially love how the little details, from his coffee cup to her tiny notepad, give each character so much personality!

The sentiment says it all:

“Coffee Solves Most Problems”

I love the dimension created by the overlapping frames and circular elements. They give the card plenty of movement without overwhelming the stamped characters.

This is such a fun collection for creating cards for coworkers, friends, supervisors, or anyone who appreciates a little workplace humor.

Stretch Your Stash and Think Outside the Box

One of my favorite things about paper crafting is discovering new ways to use products I already own.

Before adding something to my collection, I like to imagine at least three different ways I could use it. These projects are great examples of how patterned papers, basic layering dies, sentiment banners, and specialty dies can work together to create something completely different.

Don’t be afraid to mix collections, experiment with unexpected color combinations, or use a specialty die without its intended interactive feature.

Featured Scrappy Boy Products

You can explore the September release and other fabulous collections at ScrappyBoy.com.

My Favorite Dry Adhesive!

Of course, all those beautiful layers need something to hold them together!

I love using my TapeRunner adhesive for assembling my projects. It’s especially handy when working with multiple layers of cardstock and patterned paper.

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Until Next Time!

Whether you’re counting down the minutes until Friday or enjoying another cup of coffee, I hope these projects inspire you to make a little time for creativity.

Happy crafting!

Kelly

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Oh, Boy! Three Years of Magic! ✨ | A Personalized Autograph Mini Album

Some memories are simply too magical not to preserve! ✨ As we celebrate Nolan’s third birthday at Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party, I’m sharing a personalized autograph mini album created with Scrappy Boy products. From handmade keepsakes to treasured family traditions, discover how paper crafting turns life’s sweetest moments into memories that last a lifetime! ❤️🖤💛

Some memories are simply too magical not to preserve! ❤️🏰

Our grandson Nolan is turning 3, and we’re celebrating with a family tradition we love: a visit to Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party! Last year, we dressed as characters from Hercules,

Last Year’s First Annual MNSSHP with our family.

…..and this year we’re stepping into The Emperor’s New Groove! More photos to come from the event when we are with our family. Sneak Peek – Dress Rehearsal! 🦙💜

Before we head off on this year’s adventure, I created something special for Nolan—a personalized autograph album to hold signatures, photos, and memories from all the Disney magic still to come.

A Little Album for BIG Memories!

Using Scrappy Boy Stamps’ Vintage Mouse Mini Album Die Set, I created a personalized autograph album just for Nolan!

What I especially love about this die set is its versatility. The possibilities go far beyond a mini album!

  • Autograph Album: Add pages to collect signatures from favorite characters.
  • Birthday Card: Skip the album rings and create an adorable personalized keepsake card.
  • Scrapbook Embellishment: Remove the rings and use the finished character as a dimensional element on a scrapbook layout.

That’s THREE different ways to use one die set, and if you’ve followed me for a while, you know how much I love stretching my crafty stash!

From Black & White to Full Color! 🎨

The Vintage Mouse design has a classic, nostalgic feel, but I wanted something colorful and cheerful for Nolan’s birthday!

I started with colored cardstock to build the character, then added dimension and personality using markers, colored pencils, and my trusty white gel pen.

Those little highlights make such a difference! From the shine on his shoes to the details on his ears and clothing, a few simple touches really bring these die cuts to life.

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Because life’s sweetest memories deserve to stick around! 💕

It’s All in the Personal Details!

To make this album extra special, I added Nolan’s name to the mouse-shaped balloon using the alphabet dies from Scrappy Boy Stamps’ World’s Best Mug Die Set.

I absolutely LOVE the size of these letters! They’re perfect for mixing and matching with other Scrappy Boy products to create custom sentiments, personalized cards, scrapbook titles, and special keepsakes.

Here is another example of how I have utilized the FONT included in The World’s Greatest Mug Die Set.

Safari Hats & Shaker Watch from Scrappy Boy Stamps

A few coordinating balloons, some twine, and those adorable mouse-shaped album rings finished everything off!

Scrappy Boy Stamps Products Featured

Additional Supplies: Colored cardstock, markers, colored pencils, white gel pen, twine, and album rings.

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Crafting More Than Cards — We’re Preserving Memories! 💕

Sometimes paper crafting is about making a beautiful card. Other times, it’s about creating something that will hold a lifetime of memories.

I hope that years from now, Nolan will flip through this little album and see the signatures, photographs, and memories of the magical adventures we shared as a family.

That’s what I love most about this hobby. We’re not just cutting paper and assembling die cuts. We’re creating little pieces of our family history.

Whether it’s a simple birthday card, a personalized autograph album, or a scrapbook page, Scrappy Boy Stamps has so many wonderful products to help make those moments even more special.

And remember my favorite crafty shopping rule: Before purchasing a new product, try to imagine at least three different ways you’ll use it! Mixing and matching your favorite dies is a wonderful way to stretch your stash and make your crafty dollars go further.

Thanks for stopping by and sharing a little of our family’s magic!

💕 Happy Crafting!

Kelly | Stamped by Kelly

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Time to Get Wild! A Safari-Inspired Card with Scrappy Boy Stamps 🐭🌿⌚

My crafty rule? If I can’t use it three different ways, I think twice before buying! Join me as I mix Scrappy Boy Stamps’ September release with past favorites to stretch my stash, spark creativity, and make every crafty dollar count! Follow @stampedbykelly for more inspiration! 💕

Happy Monday, crafty friends!

It’s TIME to GET WILD! This week’s Scrappy Boy Stamps Design Team project combines a little safari adventure, a little mouse-inspired magic, and a whole lot of die-cutting fun!

One of my favorite things about Scrappy Boy Stamps is finding unexpected ways to combine products from different collections. Just because a die was designed for one project doesn’t mean it can’t become something completely different!

And that’s exactly what happened with this card!

🌿 A Little Safari Adventure

The stars of this card are the adorable safari hats created with the Mouse Safari Hat Embellishment Die. I cut two hats using warm brown cardstock, added green glittery hatbands, and finished one with a red polka-dot bow. Ears cut out from solid black cardstock.

For the background, I used leafy green patterned paper from Scrappy Boy’s Cute Capybara 6×9 Paper Pack. It’s a great reminder that themed paper collections can work beautifully for projects beyond their original theme.

I added black cardstock strips for contrast and red patterned ticket strips along the top and bottom to frame the card.

⌚ Time to Get Wild!

Of course, every safari adventure needs a little good timing!

I used Scrappy Boy’s Watch Shaker Die Set to create the dimensional watch on the right side of my card. I layered the pieces in warm golden tones with red accents and a white clock face. The spotted pattern is from the 6 x 9 Faux Fur Paper Pack.

Then I reached for the alphabet letters included with the World’s Best Mug Die Set to create my sentiment:

TIME TO GET WILD!

I love how the oversized letters follow the curves of the safari hats. A few white gel pen highlights and some sparkle were the finishing touches.

The Ticket Strip Embellishment Die added another fun element. Those little ticket shapes aren’t just for tickets! They also make great decorative borders.

🛍️ Let’s Talk Scrappy Boy Supplies!

Here’s what I used to bring this project together:

● Watch Shaker Die Set — novelty watch

● Mailbox Shaker Die Set — mouse ears for the watch

● Mouse Safari Hat Embellishment Die — safari hats

● World’s Best Mug Die Set — sentiment letters

● Ticket Strip Embellishment Die — photographed, so link shared, but not used in final project

● Cute Capybara 6×9 Paper Pack — leafy patterned background

● Faux Fur 6 x 9 Paper Pack — animal fur patterned paper on watchband

Shop the products and coordinating collections at Scrappy Boy Stamps.

Don’t overlook the dies and papers you already own! Mixing collections is a great way to stretch your crafting supplies and get even more creative possibilities from each purchase.

💕 My Favorite Dry Adhesive — TapeRunner.com

With all these paper layers and die-cut embellishments, you know I needed a dependable adhesive!

My favorite dry adhesive comes from TapeRunner.com, one of my crafty sponsors.

I love using a tape runner for attaching cardstock mats, patterned papers, and die-cut layers. It’s quick, convenient, and helps keep my crafting moving without waiting for liquid glue to dry.

TapeRunner offers a variety of handheld dry adhesive applicators, so you can find a style that feels comfortable in your hand.

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🐭 Your Turn to Get Wild!

Whether you’re creating a theme-park-inspired card, a safari scrapbook page, or something completely unexpected, Scrappy Boy Stamps has so many fun products to mix and match.

I hope this project inspires you to look at your dies a little differently and see what new combinations you can create.

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Now tell me in the comments: Are you a follow-the-instructions crafter, or do you like to mix and match your dies to create something totally different?

Happy crafting!

Kelly 💕

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Monday Mood: Coffee, Peace & Fangs!

Coffee-fueled humor, groovy peace, and fang-tastic fun! Explore three handmade projects featuring Scrappy Boy stamps and dies, with colorful details and creative ways to mix your crafting stash.

October 5, 2026

Happy Monday, crafty friends! Today I’m sharing three playful projects featuring Scrappy Boy stamps and dies, with many of the layers and pieces adhered using dry adhesive from TapeRunner.com.

☕ Surviving One Monday at a Time

“Powered by Coffee & Deadlines” pretty much sums up Monday! Soft rainbow sentiment blocks, a clipboard-carrying character, and a crisp black frame bring this card together.

The main panel is actually a one layer card and gives the illusion of depth and dimension with simple shadows. I incorporated a pop of color by adding a simple rectangle mat with decorative stitched edge. I still enjoy having layers for a nice substantial weight on my card fronts, as well as the polished look of matting your one-layered panels by using a stitched nested rectangle die to give a small black border/frame and little added interest. 

🌼 Packed with Peace & Personality

Turquoise, yellow, purple flowers, and sparkly peace signs give this smiling Vintage Van Back Pack Add-On plenty of flower-power personality!

The Vintage Van Backpack Add-On Die Set pairs with the Backpack Base Die Set, sold separately. The additional flowers were from the sweet rabbit backpack add-on set already in my stash.

The add-on pieces also work on other shapes! I’ve successfully used these sets with standard A2 bases, coffee cups, trash bins, and other standalone dies from Scrappy Boy’s collection.

  • Details: Flowers are from another back pack add-on called sweet-rabbit-backpack-add-on-die-set, silver peace signs, a decorative zipper pull, and white gel-pen highlights.
  • Copics: Turquoise BG01/BG05/BG09; yellow Y13/Y15/Y17; cream E50/E51/E53; purple V04/V06/V09; pink RV52/RV55/RV66; lights Y17/YR15/YR18; eyes E23/E25/E29.

🦇 Ear-resistibly Spooky

A familiar round-eared friend gets a fang-tastic makeover! Bat wings, torn HEX APPEAL PATTERNED PAPER layers, and cheeky sentiments make this Halloween card more sweet than scary.

  • Details: Black, purple, and orange layers; spiderweb paper; white highlights; and “Nice Fangs!,” “EEK!,” and “Bite Me!” sentiments.
  • I love how Scrappy Boy’s pattern paper has a substantial weight and luxurious feel and gloss coating. When torn towards you, there’s a white core, which is very beneficial when wanting to create added movement and texture on your cards without added bulk.
  • Copics: Face E000/E00/E11; cheeks R20/R22; mouth R14/R24/R29; shaded black details C5/C7/C9. Leave the fangs white! Add white gel pen accents.

💛 Keeping It Together with TapeRunner

Many of my paper layers and die-cut pieces are adhered with TapeRunner.com dry adhesive. The adhesive comes on spools in handheld runners offered in different colors and shapes. They ultimately all serve essentially the same purpose—choose the style that feels comfortable in your hand and the color that makes you happy!

🛍️ Shop Small & Get Crafty

Support small businesses while creating something special! Find these products and coordinating supplies at www.scrappyboy.com⁠:

If an item is sold out, you may also find it at www.scrapbook.com⁠.

Which project matches your Monday mood—coffee, peace, or fangs? Tell me in the comments!

Happy crafting!
Kelly
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From Running Late to Clocking In: Four Projects from Scrappy Boy’s Latest Release

From running late to clocking in, these four Scrappy Boy projects are ready for a little adventure! I’m sharing the details, products used, and Copic color combos behind each one.

A rabbit with a clock, a watch in New York, and a few unforgettable coworkers—Scrappy Boy’s latest release gave me so many stories to tell! I made four separate projects, each with its own personality. I hope they inspire you to mix new products with the Scrappy Boy favorites already in your craft room.

A Little Late? 🐰

That built-in clock makes this bunny backpack feel ready for an adventure down the rabbit hole! I had fun coloring the bunny and adding little white accents to the blue backpack. I love putting together the different elements, like a puzzle, with my handy-dandy dry adhesive tape runner from Tape Runner. Use code KELLY10 only at Tape Runner for 10% OFF your cart.

I added Stickles to a variety of elements for added interest and sparkle.

Scrappy Boy Stamps’ Products used:

Copic color combinations:

New York Minute ⌚🏙️

The new watch shaker die was a natural companion to Scrappy Boy’s NY Skyline Die Set, as we recognize the 25th Anniversary of 9/11 this year.

For this card, I paired Scrappy Boy’s new Shaker Watch Die with the New York skyline, their 1920’s Elegance bold patterned paper, stitched nested circle dies and a few bright accents.

I used a Spinner from my stash to make the arms on the watch-face rotate.

Products used:

Clocking In 🖥️

The workplace background stamp sets the scene for an office full of familiar little details. I kept the red, black, and white palette running through the whole card, from the chairs to the banner. I used elements from the coordinating paper pack to add visual interest and tie the stamp-set together.

Products used:

Copic color combinations:

  • Chairs and red details: R35, R37, R39
  • Desks and office details: BV20, BV23, N0, N2, N5
  • Stamp and Cut from Professionally Unhinged Patterned Paper

Coworkers Galore 🎂

And what would an office release be without the coworkers? I brought a few of them together for a birthday card with plenty of personality—and a very relatable request for cake!

Products used:

Copic color combinations:

That’s what I love about a Scrappy Boy release: one product can spark an idea for another. The bunny’s clock led me to the watch, and the workplace scene led me straight to the coworkers. Which of these four projects is your favorite?

You can find the new release at ScrappyBoy.com.

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Happy crafting!
Kelly

Building Theme Park Fun with the NEW 3D Main Street Bin Builder

Create a colorful 3D Main Street Bin with Scrappy Boy Stamps! See how I used mouse-head dies to create dimensional building-brick details, plus my Tape Runner adhesive tips.

If you know me, you know I love taking a new die and finding a way to make it completely my own! For my latest Scrappy Boy Stamps Design Team project, I played with the NEW 3D Main Street Bin Builder, and this one was way too much fun. ❤️💛💙💚

Living here in Central Florida, I’m surrounded by theme-park inspiration, so I combined two things that immediately say FUN to me—bright building-brick colors and cute mouse-inspired details!

The 3D Main Street Bin Builder creates such a fun dimensional project, and I love that the PUSH flap actually opens!

For my version, I cut blocks of brightly colored cardstock to create the look of building bricks. But flat bricks weren’t enough. They needed studs!

Creating My Dimensional Bricks

Instead of traditional round studs, I reached into my Scrappy Boy stash and used tiny mouse-head dies from the Mouse Pizza Builder Die and Mouse Bumper Die Set.

I cut them from coordinating cardstock and added them to each colored section for dimension.

And yes…there are A LOT of tiny mouse heads. 😂 Totally worth it!

Of course, all those little pieces needed adhesive! My Tape Runner made quick work of assembling the bin, adding the cardstock panels and attaching all those tiny dimensional details.

A big thank you to Tape Runner for sponsoring my crafty adventures! 💕

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I kept the sides relatively simple so the colorful front could be the star. I also love seeing how this project comes together from the inside—it’s amazing what a few pieces of cardstock can become!

One Bin…So Many Possibilities!

The coordinating Main Street Bin Builder Mouse Add On gives you even more possibilities.

For this version, I used classic red, white and black with the ears, bow, gloves and polka-dot details. Same bin—completely different personality!

That’s probably my favorite thing about this die. Change the colors, papers and embellishments, and you can create an entirely different project.

Scrappy Boy Stamps Supplies Used

  • 3D Main Street Bin Builder Die
  • Main Street Bin Builder Mouse Add On
  • Mouse Pizza Builder Die — used to create some of my dimensional mouse-head “studs”
  • Mouse Bumper Die Set — used for additional dimensional mouse-head “studs”

Adhesive Used

Tape Runner — used throughout the construction and embellishing of my project.

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I already have ideas for what I want to make next. This little bin has so many possibilities!

What theme would YOU create?

Happy crafting! ❤️
Kelly
Stamped by Kelly

Spooky Cute with the Scrappy Boy Stamps August Release! 🦇🎃

Get spooky cute with the Scrappy Boy Stamps August Release! I’m mixing stamps, dies, paper and a little unexpected inspiration to create Halloween projects filled with dimension, personality and fun—including a special treat box made for my grandson and one of our favorite Halloween traditions. 🎃🦇✨

If you know me, you know I LOVE finding unexpected ways to use my crafty supplies! Sometimes a stamp or die may have been designed with one idea in mind, but I immediately start thinking, “What else can I turn this into?” And living in Central Florida, it probably comes as no surprise that a little theme park inspiration frequently sneaks into my craft room!

For these projects, I pulled out some of the spooky-cute goodies from the Scrappy Boy Stamps August Release and gave them my own magical Halloween twist.

“Have a Wicked Good Time” Gothic Picture Frame card

The Gothic Picture Frame Die was perfect for framing one of the adorable images from Hex Appeal. I kept the traditional Halloween palette of purple, black, orange and white, adding little pops of sparkle to the spiderweb details. I love how the oversized frame makes the stamped image feel like a spooky portrait hanging inside a haunted mansion.

Mouse Bat card — “You’re the Treat I Was Hoping For

Then came those Mouse Bat Embellishment Dies! These were just begging for some theme park-inspired fun. I played with layers, patterned papers, torn edges and white gel-pen accents to create two completely different Halloween cards.

Mouse Bat card — “Nice Fangs! Eek! Bite Me!”

The dimensional bat ears make such a fun focal point, especially when paired with those classic Halloween colors. I especially love how differently the same basic die can look simply by changing the background, composition and embellishments.

And I couldn’t stop there!

Full Pumpkin Mouse project showing both the card and dimensional folio/box

The Pumpkin Mouse Backpack Add-On became the star of one of my favorite projects. Instead of treating it simply as a backpack element, I transformed that big pumpkin into a dimensional Halloween centerpiece and paired it with plaid and spiderweb papers. A little tissue paper and some fun halloween treats and gift cards and you have a decorative, heartfelt gift and memory holder once emptied.

Close-up of Pumpkim

Lots of ink blending, deep shadows, white gel-pen highlights, lovingly put together with my hand-held adhesive from Tape Runner and a little shimmer helped bring all of those layers to life. The close-up really shows how much dimension and texture can be added to simple paper die cuts.

This treat box is especially close to my heart because I created it for our grandson, Nolan, as we prepare for our second annual visit to the Mouse’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party at the theme park, a tradition that combines celebrating his birthday with officially kicking off the Halloween season here in Central Florida!

I personalized the back with his name and even pulled in the castle die from a previous Scrappy Boy Stamps release, which was the perfect way to add another little touch of magic. I love mixing pieces from different releases and finding completely new ways to use them, but even more, I love knowing that this project will become part of another special memory with our grandson. 🎃🏰🧡

Finally, I had to play with the Haunted House Folio. I went for an eerie-but-cute abandoned mansion look with weathered grays, soft lavender, glowing golden windows, bats, spiderwebs, a pumpkin and even a creepy little hand reaching up from below. It was easy to position and adhere the smaller pieces with my hand-held Tape Runner. This project has so many tiny details to discover!

That’s probably my favorite part about crafting: the dies give you the pieces, but your imagination gets to decide what they become.

I hope these projects inspire you to pull out your supplies and look at them a little differently. Mix collections. Change the intended theme. Add unexpected colors. Turn an embellishment into the focal point. Most importantly, have fun creating something that’s completely you.

Happy crafting — and stay spooky! 🦇🎃✨

👻 Haunted House Folio Die | Scrappy Boy Stamps

See how the Scrappy Boy Stamps Haunted House Folio Die comes together layer by layer! I first build the entire haunted house in white cardstock and photograph each stage as a reference. Then I can take it apart, add all the spooky color and details, and assemble everything using my favorite TapeRunner.com handheld adhesive tape runners. Use code KELLY10 to save 10%.

There’s something spooky happening at Stamped by Kelly! 🦇🏚️

Today I’m featuring the Haunted House Folio Die from the August Release from Scrappy Boy Stamps, and this one was SO much fun to create!

I love a die set that gives you plenty of room to make it your own, and this haunted house definitely delivers. I created two completely different looks to show just how versatile it can be.

For my first version, I went with a classic Halloween palette of deep purple, black, gray and bright spooky green. I added texture to the house panels and layered all of those fabulous little details—the bats, spiderweb, ghost, creepy hand, fence, pumpkin and more. The bright green windows give it that perfect eerie glow!

For my second version, I decided to get a little messier! I used a combination of inks, splatters and coordinating patterned papers from the Hex Appeal bundle to create a distressed, grungy haunted-house feel. I love how the oranges, purples and blacks work together while the bright yellow-green windows really pop against the darker colors.

One die set—two totally different haunted houses! That is exactly what I love about dies like this. You can keep it clean and coordinated or pull out the inks, patterned papers and splatters and make it wonderfully creepy.

The Haunted House Folio Die is part of Scrappy Boy Stamps’ August release and is packed with details that make it perfect for Halloween cards, folios, albums, home décor and more.

Started with 4 main layers.

Building the Haunted House Folio — Layer by Layer

Each layer builds upon the next to create this fun Haunted House Flipbook/Folio. Before adding color or patterned paper, I like to:

  • 🤍 Die-cut and assemble each layer in white cardstock to create a visual reference.
  • 📸 Photograph each stage so I can easily remember how all those little pieces fit together.
  • 🎨 Take everything back apart and decorate each panel individually with coloring, patterned papers, and embellishments.
  • 🏠 Reassemble and permanently adhere each layer using my favorite handheld adhesive tape runners from TapeRunner.com.

This little extra planning step makes decorating a detailed project so much easier—and I have my photos to reference when it’s time to put the whole haunted house back together!

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Happy Crafting!
Kelly
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Going Batty with the New Scrappy Boy Stamps Halloween Release!

Create two colorful Halloween cards featuring the newest Scrappy Boy Stamps release—the Hex Appeal I Want It All Bundle, Spooky Bat Mouse Embellishment Die, Mouse Ears Alphabet & Numbers Dies and Gothic Picture Frame.

Halloween crafting is in full swing, and today I’m sharing two frightfully fun projects featuring the newest release from Scrappy Boy Stamps! From a charming vampire to the cutest little bat mice, these cards are filled with bright colors, playful details, and just the right amount of spooky sparkle.

Two Halloween cards featuring the newest release from Scrappy Boy Stamps

Hex Appeal August Sketch Challenge Card

My first project is squeaking in just in time for the final day of the Scrappy Boy Stamps August Sketch Challenge!

Scrappy Boy Stamps August 2026 Sketch Inspiration.

I used the Hex Appeal I Want It All Bundle to create this handsome little vampire card. The August sketch inspired the bold layout, including the vertical and horizontal cardstock strips and the large oval focal point.

The orange spiderweb paper and black skeleton pattern create a classic Halloween color combination, while the softly colored purple background helps the vampire stand out. The heat-embossed “Nice Fangs!” and “Bite Me!” sentiments add a playful finishing touch.

Hex Appeal Coordinating Paper Pack

A few sparkly embellishments, dimensional layers, and stitched details complete this fang-tastic design!

Close Up to show layers. Stitched Oval Nesting Dies from Scrappy Boy Stamps

Spooky Bat Mouse Halloween Card

For my second project, I paired the adorable Spooky Bat Mouse Embellishment Die with the dramatic Gothic Picture Frame.

Spooky Bat Mouse Embellishment Dies paired with the Gothic Picture Frame

These little bat mice are almost too cute to spook! I used bright green, purple, and black for a playful Halloween color palette and added white highlights to bring out the details in their wings and faces.

The Gothic Picture Frame creates the perfect backdrop, while the spiderweb accents, sparkly swirls, and bold BOO sentiment add extra texture and personality. The Mouse Ears alphabet dies are a cute addition and nod to the mouse! I love how the bright green border makes the entire card pop!

Glitter, white highlights, and whimsical die-cut details make these bat mice ready for Halloween.

Both projects show how easily the newest Scrappy Boy Stamps products can be mixed and matched to create Halloween cards ranging from delightfully spooky to cute and whimsical.

Suggested Copic combinations: Skin: E000, E00, E11, E13; hair and clothing: C3, C5, C7, C9; cape and wine: R29, R39, R59; and purple airbrushed background: V04, V06, V09. I used the Copic Airbrush System to create the soft purple glow behind the vampire.

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Ready to create your own Halloween projects? Purchase the Hex Appeal I Want It All Bundle, Spooky Bat Mouse Embellishment Die, Gothic Picture Frame, and more at ScrappyBoy.com. Scrappy Boy links are NOT affiliate links, just added for convenience. If you do happen to make a purchase, please let them know in the comments that I inspired you in some way.

Happy crafting!
Kelly
Stamped by Kelly