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Mojo Monday 246 & New WOW! Video Tutorial

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Let’s start the week with a new Mojo Monday Sketch Challenge (MOJO246) and a “movie!”   The Mojo sketch is one of my own (Woo hoo!  Thanks, Julee T.) that you have seen me use before (examples here and here with a video tutorial).  As a variation, I flipped the sketch 90 degrees and used the butterflies in place of the squares.

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NEW WOW! VIDEO.  Since I primarily stamp to create cards, I do a little “surgery” on my Stampin’ Up! wheels to convert them to cling-mount stamps.  I like the control and convenience of using them as a stamp vs. a wheel.  I used the Stampin’ Up! Alhambra Jumbo Wheel (now a converted stamp) for the pattern on the top half of my card.   Note:  I’m aware the audio is fairly quiet.  I created the video while my family was sleeping  🙂   You should be able to hear it if you boost your speaker volume.

PLEASE KEEP IN MIND:  I don’t recommend you unmount your wheels if you like to scrapbook, make cards larger than a standard A2 card (4 1/4″ x 5 1/2″) or use the wheels for other projects that require the pattern to continue for more than 5 1/2″.

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STAMPIN’ PRETTY TIPS:

  • Stampin’ Up! Clear-Mount Cling Foam (124236) makes the conversion easy.
  • Stampin’ Up! “I” Clear-Block is 5 7/8″ x 2 1/4″ which is wide enough to work with Stampin’ Up! jumbo wheels.  You WILL need to crop the length (ends) of the red rubber to fit the block length.
  • If there is text on the wheel, you need to either plan where you want to cut the length to avoid cropping the text or leave it as a wheel.

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MY TOP TEN FAVORITES LIST.   The  Papillon Potpourri stamp set (and coordinating Elegant Butterfly Punch) is listed on my Top Ten Stampin’ Up! Favorites List for the new 2012-2013 Stampin’ Up! Catalog.

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Stamp Set:  Papillon Potpourri (Wood-Mount 123757, Clear-Mount 123759), Sweet Essentials (Wood-Mount 126455, Clear-Mount 126457), Alhambra Jumbo Wheel (126940)
Paper:  Summer Starfruit (126839), Basic Black (121045), Whisper White (100730)
Ink:  Basic Black (126980)
Cool Tools:  Elegant Butterfly Punch (127526), Big Shot Die-Cutting Machine (113439), Finishing Touches Edgelits (127010), Clear-Mount Cling Foam (124236)
The Perfect Touch:  Summer Starfruit 3/8″ Stitched Satin Ribbon (126846), In Color Dahlias (127556), Stampin’ Dimensionals (104430)

Other:  Stampin’ Up! Whisper White Medium Envelope (107301), Summer Starfruit Stampin’ Write Marker (2012-2014 In Color Stampin’ Write Markers, 126856)

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36 thoughts on “Mojo Monday 246 & New WOW! Video Tutorial”

  1. Dear Mary, What a beautiful card. I love it. Thank for the great video on how to change a wheel to a stamp . I know I would use my wheels more as a stamp. Have a great stamping day. Ellen

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  2. I wake up every morning to reach for my iPad to see the latest creation from your blog. Then I get up. You are such an inspiration each day. Thank you. My favorite DSP is Summer smooches because I love the bright colors and cheerfulness the paper designs bring to each card creation.

    Lucinda

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  3. Hi Mary I love your site I have learned so much from you you have a nack for making you feel so happy making your cards I get excited everyday I have enjoyed making cards with the comfort cafe paper gives a old world feel thanks for the great web site again and all you do

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  4. I always find it difficult to pick one as my favorite because each one has a place to shine. It is also hard to say goodbye to the previous years dsp. I check your blog every day to see the amazing things you create and when I saw the chance to receive this bundle of papers, I had to do a double take. Could I be so blessed? Thank you for sharing your talent and showing how easy it can be to make something from scratch.

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  5. Hi Mary,
    Everyday I look to see what wonderful creations you have posted! Yours is the first one I look for!
    I love, love, love the Comfort Cafe DSP!! The colors and designs are so pretty and it has so many of my favorite colors! Pool Party & Cajun Craze especially.
    Thanks so much!
    Karen

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  6. Hi Mary, I am an avid fan! I check your site every am
    for the start of my day! Thanks for all the wonderful
    ideas for workshops and open houses. I have a couple of
    favorites in the new DSP but I think my very favorite is Floral District. It is so versatile and colorful. I have been a new demonstrator for year and a half and
    you have inspired many of my “ShowOff” cards. Thanks
    again. Georgia

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  7. I know this is kind of “plain jane,” but something about polka dots always appeals to me. I think it’s the clean lines, versatility, and simplicity. My vote naturally goes to Polka Dot Parade.

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  8. Guess what I spent the day doing:) Nine fun new “strips” of images . . . and they all fit in one clear case. THANK YOU!!!

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  9. I actually do this to most of my SU wheels. I also find that by using my Stamp-a-ma-Jig, I’m able to use this method when I want to scrapbook with those wheels I’ve converted. Thanks for this great video tutorial and hope you didn’t wake up Caroline while you were filming.

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  10. Beautiful card. Excellent idea for the wheels. I have alot of wheels that I dont use.
    Look forward to your blog everyday. I learn so much from you. Cant wait to hopefully see your post on Your Favorite Things in the Holiday Catalog……

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  11. I quit using the ink cartridge to the wheels a long time ago and use a stamp pad but now I think I want to convert most of them to this idea. I know I will use them more that way. Thanks for showing us just how easily it is done!

    Great card too

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  12. Love your idea for the wheel conversion. I had to try it right away and converted mine this morning. Worked perfectly! My wheels had been sitting in a drawer unused for quite a while, but I’ll be using them for sure now! And I agree the hot knife is a great tool.

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  13. Thank you for sharing your great video, Mary…and for sharing the beautiful card that you created with this unmounted roller stamp. Your tips are always so welcome!!!!

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  14. Beautiful card. Great idea on cutting the wheel. I’ve always had a hard time stamping with the wheels on a standard A2 size card. Thanks for the tip!

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  15. Brilliant idea on converting the wheel to a stamp. Not a big “wheel” fan, but love some of the images. Thanks for sharing how you made this beautiful card! Loving the Starfruit color more and more.

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  16. You are too brilliant! I loved your video on converting wood mount stamps to clear and now this!! My wheels have sat in the drawer for years — I see I’m not the only one who had trouble with them — and now I can use them! You are my stamping guru! Thank you!

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  17. What a great idea. I always have problems with the wheels trying to get the pattern correct and to lineup. So in the end I don’t use the wheels very often. But now with this great idea I will give it a try again. Thanks for sharing!

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  18. IF someone wanted to repeat the design, couldn’t they use the Stamp a ma Jig? I’ll bet the flat rubber stamp is easier to store . . . Love your WOW tutorials.

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  19. Converting the wheel stamps to flat is brilliant! I typically don’t get straight images with the wheels plus will have more color choices using regular ink pads. Thank you for sharing this beautiful card and super idea.

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  20. Oh I love that idea, what do you do with wheel after that ?
    Your card is beautiful , love those butterfly’s , I NEED those ! Lol……
    Hugs frenchie.

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  21. Good Golly Miss Mary!!!!!

    Stunning card! Just love the way you used the new Dahlias. Just love everything about it!

    Marianne

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