Published eight times a year, Scrap & Stamp Arts magazine features cutting-edge scrapbooking and rubber stamping projects, fresh new techniques, and up-to-date product reviews suitable for the beginner hobbyist as well as the advanced. SSA is the only magazine to meet the needs of both scrapbookers and stampers alike, featuring plenty of how-to articles on the latest stamping and scrapbooking trends like collage, altered art and “stampbooking” as well as cardmaking basics strictly for stampers. Scrap & Stamp Arts' columns cover all your papercrafting needs: "Basics" features the latest products in today's hottest styles; "Q&A with Warren Gruenig" introduces readers to "celebrity" designers in our industry; "MultiPurpose" illustrates multiple ways to use scrapbooking and rubber stamping products; "Inklings" offers a forum for sharing tips and hints; and the "Stampede Show Calendar" lets readers know where and when to find the next great convention.
October 2010
The October 2010 issue of Scrap & Stamp is simply “Spook”tacular! To usher in the upcoming holiday, we offer a variety of cards from our readers, a wickedly-fun to create card by Elizabeth Allan and everything you’ll need to host the perfect Halloween partyfrom invitation to goody bag. Regular contributor Cathie Allan puts the alchemy pigment Petal Point ink pad to the test in “Metalic, Vellumicious.” This issue also offers plenty of techniques, including the intaglio technique, working with blending stumps, stamp altering, creating texture on clay, and more. As always, SSA features the "Pen Pal Exchange," "Simple Stampin'" and "Inklings." Find all these great ideas and more in the October 2010 issue.
September 2010
The September 2010 issue of Scrap & Stamp is chock-full! Regular contributor and advisory board member Cathie Allan is this issue’s cover artist, with her wonderful “Oh, My Layers” article. You don’t want to miss this one! SSA readers came through again with multiple contributions of sparkly designs to inspire in “All That Glitters.” And “Cardstock Comparison” is a must-read for anyone who has ever questioned which cardstock to use to get the desired result. As always, SSA features the "Pen Pal Exchange," "Simple Stampin'" and "Inklings." Find all these great ideas and more in the September 2010 issue.
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