The other drawback to that room was it got HOT in there. There's a large window that faces east and when the sun came up in the morning, it got that room cooking! It was always about 10 degrees warmer in that room than in the rest of the house.

So I asked my hubby if he would build me a stamp room in the basement. Since he's built our last three houses



I took the first picture looking in from the door and then I turned to the left and took pictures around the room.



Last picture. Behind those closet doors lies my collection of stamps. Why didn't I show you that, you ask? Hey, I'm no dummy! Some things (like the size of my stamp collection) should be kept under wraps. But if you come over to my house sometime, I'll be happy to let you have a look!

I hope you enjoyed my little tour through my stamping space. And for those of you who are demonstrators, now you know why I didn't enter Shelli's contest for a stamp room makeover.

I also have some button ideas for you. This was a great display at Convention. Have you ever seen so many ways to use our buttons, brads, and other accessories? I love all of these wonderful ideas!

And here's a little mini card. It looks like the bird is running on the button and making it spin, but the image is actually a snowball from the stamp set Snow Much Fun. By putting the button on top of the snowball, it makes this card something that could be used for any occasion!

Don't forget about August's special - purchase 3 packages of DSP and get 1 FREE!! And while you're at it, you should probably pick up some coordinating buttons because you KNOW you're going to want to use them!

Until next time...
This is amazing Jayne! Beautiful. Have fun stamping and thanks for sharing!!!!
ReplyDeleteFabulous stamping space Jayne! I love it.
ReplyDeleteDebra