Stamps Are Fun | Scrapbook Layout Project

I had a chance to play with the newest Stamps Are Fun set this past weekend. This one features four rectangle frame shapes with a curve on one end.

I love that the shapes can be used vertically or horizontally and that the curve can be at the top or at the bottom, depending on what works for how you want to tell your story.

Here are a few stamped examples in addition to how I'm using this set for my project:

Everything is sized to work together including the titles, number line, and secondary titles. I think this set would also be really fun stamped on vellum or transparency to create frames that could be added on top of photos.

Now back to my layout project. Let's dive in to the video showing my process:

Here's how it started:

I started off stamping/embossing with this super fun bright yellow embossing powder and using a sentiment from this earlier Stamps Are Fun set (now available outside the subscription).

I used a variety of different pink stamping inks (linked below) for these shapes.

As I worked I decided to make this a single page layout and feature a few of the pages in one of my sketchbooks/journals. I cropped the images to 2.25 inches x 1.5 inches.

On one of the stamped shapes I added the 2026 die cut from the current Quarterly Storyteller Kit.

On another stamped shape I used a gratitude stamp from last year's Story Play collection (our new collection is coming soon). I also added a simple little puffy heart sticker and the date!

SUPPLIES

• Stamps Are Fun (New Set)

• Stamps Are Fun (Block Titles)

• Quarterly Storyteller Kit 05 (background paper, 2026 die cut)

• Ranger Buttercup Yellow Embossing Powder

• Versamark Embossing Ink

• Story Play Gratitude 3x4 Stamp Set (digital option)

• Rose Garden Ink

• Other Inks: Heidi Swapp Neon Ink, Versamagic Pink Grapefruit, Tsukineko Radiant Neon

• Scalloped Scissors (pack of four that includes scallops + pinking edge)

• Basics via Amazon Storefront