December Daily® 2026 | Stamping Samples
Tags:Here's a look at Ali playing with some of the new December Daily® stamps for 2026.
SUPPLIES
DD 2026 Stamps +: Dies (coming to the shop August 25th)
AED INKS: McKenzie, Willamette, Pendleton, Columbia, Olympia, Rose Garden, Astoria
Ranger Archival Inks: Cayenne, Olive, Emerald Green, Jet Black

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I think it may help if you clean your stamp block, it will be easier for both you and us to see better 🙂
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On my list!
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One thing about Tim Holtz Distress Glaze is that it is translucent, not opaque.
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I don't hate the little bit of ink that came off on the rim of that bell!
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That was kinda what I felt like too!
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