Introducing Studio AE by Technique Tuesday | Monthly Stamp Club + Giveaway

I'm excited to formally introduce you to Studio AE by Technique Tuesday.

Studio AE by Technique Tuesday is a monthly auto-ship stamp club that delivers a brand new, exclusive set right to your door. A limited number of sets are being made each month and they'll only be available online or through select retailers. For more information on commitment (minimum 6-month) and price ($16.99/month) please check out the Studio AE Membership Agreement and FAQ. Read below for a special offer that includes July, August, and September stamps.

If you're a retailer and would like more information on how this program can work in your store please contact Bev at Technique Tuesday for more information.

You can view my entire collection of stamps for Technique Tuesday here.



PEEK AT THE PROCESS
| I knew three things for sure when I started the creative process for the layout featured above:

1. I wanted to use the photo of Simon reading in the tree and I wanted it to be bigger than 4x6.
2. I wanted to use the July 2010 stamp set.
3. I wanted to use elements from the Studio Calico September 2010 kit.

I started by cutting out the strip of numbers from the Jenni Bowlin pattern paper. At this point in the process I wasn't too sure what the end layout design was going to look like but I had a general idea to use that number strip as an anchor along the bottom of the main content.

After stamping the Capture Life rectangle above on the cream cardstock I decided to repeat that basic shape using pattern papers (sometimes I just stamp and go for it). I love the technique of repetition.

To give the design a bit of variety I mixed up the height of the rectangles.

Each of the pattern paper rectangles was adhered to the cream cardstock. I added a bit of stitching around two of them. These rectangles would make great homes for additional embellishments if you were creating a page similar to this and wanted to add more.

As you might notice I ended up cutting out this whole area with the cream cardstock background and adhering it to white cardstock.

My initial plan was to have the chipboard title just along the top. I ended up adding "& Read A Book" towards the end of the process. Because that all happened at the end I trimmed some white cardstock off the top to make the margins between the edge of the chipboard letters and the cardstock even.

To complete the page I adhered it to the dark navy lined pattern paper and added zig zag stitching and a little bit of journaling.

SUPPLIES : Studio AE by Technique Tuesday July 2010 and Studio Calico September 2010 kit

DIGITAL SCRAPBOOKER? A similar digital version of the stamp set used in this layout is available from Designer Digitals: Hello Life Labels



SPECIAL OFFER

A special bundle is available only through September 15th: purchase July, August, and September kits all together for $59.97. Get all the details here (purchasing this bundle begins your monthly membership). After September 15th the July and August sets will no longer be available.



Loved this card using the August stamp kit by Teri Anderson.

GIVEAWAY

To celebrate this new launch I'm giving away a 6-month Studio AE by Technique Tuesday membership. To enter the giveaway, leave a comment below letting me know of a stamp theme or design you'd like to see from me in the future. Comments will be closed on Friday at 8pm with the winners posted shortly after.

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  1. Sue says…
    09/03/2010

    I love all your stamps...would like sentiments that could be used for cards.

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  2. Sarah says…
    09/03/2010

    I would like to see some vintage number stamps and circles. These would be SO versatile...

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  3. Marie Phillips says…
    09/03/2010

    So excited for the new AE Designs stamp club! I was already a collector, so this club is perfect for me! I would like to see your take on sympathy stamps.....such a difficult subject, but so important. Thanks Ali!

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  4. Stacey C says…
    09/03/2010

    You always seem to find inspiration in places I miss it like the Ikea catalog. I think some great sayings like that would be great for everyday cards. I love your style!

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  5. Tamara Wheeler says…
    09/03/2010

    I love to see a mother, mother/daughter, or a girlfriends set. Thanks for the giveaway!

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  6. Nicki Lundeen says…
    09/03/2010

    School themed stamps that would apply not only to grade school age, but also through high school. So hard to find things that apply to the older kids without looking "little kiddish". Thanks for the chance to win this.

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  7. Lisa says…
    09/03/2010

    I love, love this layout! Hmmm, a theme for you... I love everything you've done & you have so much at Designer Digitals. How about journaling prompts, like "I wish...", "I Dream....", etc. And maybe you have something like that, but it's hard to come up w/ new stuff (as I'm sure you know, lol). I also loved your journaling boxes for your Y+T class (Childhood Memory No. ___). You could use that theme for a lot of stuff.

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  8. Maria del Carmen says…
    09/03/2010

    Beautiful! I love your layout!

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  9. Cheryl says…
    09/03/2010

    Hi Ali, my daughter plays tennis and I never can find anything cool for sports thats not different, I would love a sports theme that can transcend all sports and maybe life in general?
    Thanks!!!!

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  10. Susan K. says…
    09/03/2010

    Oh Ali - I would LOVE LOVE LOVE some words, phrases and symbols that are geared for older kids and their time in life...high school, college, goal-setting, applications, interviews - the whole time in life when you are pushed to "put yourself out there"!

    LOVE the first 3 sets...

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  11. JenD says…
    09/03/2010

    These are beautiful. I would love to see some more journaling blocks with graphic designs and your handwritten phrases- love those!

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  12. Amy says…
    09/03/2010

    Gratitude. Thank yous...

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  13. debbi g. says…
    09/03/2010

    a december daily set..a travel set..more date sets!!

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  14. cindy b. says…
    09/03/2010

    you have so many wonderful stamps already! how about something related to making an all about me mini-book??

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  15. Jen Gough says…
    09/03/2010

    I loved to see more journaling, number, letter sets. Thanks! Love the new site.

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  16. Kay Gregory-Clark says…
    09/03/2010

    Ditto the geometric shapes and journal date stamps.

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  17. Jes says…
    09/03/2010

    ooh, they're awesome Ali! i always love your stuff, i can't wait to see what else you create!

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  18. Bethany C. says…
    09/03/2010

    LOVE your LO Ali! And your stamps are fabulous! How about some cool inspirational quotes or simple phrases?

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  19. Carla Riley-Felt says…
    09/03/2010

    OMG - these sets are gorgeous!!!
    I would love to see funny comments about the not so perfect side of life

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  20. adelina says…
    09/03/2010

    I'd love to see some Halloween stuff!!

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  21. Teresa says…
    09/03/2010

    Hi Ali,
    I would love to get some cool
    -baby stamps.
    -pregnancy stamps
    -being a mom stamps
    -wedding stamps
    -maybe daily stamps in pictures (coffee mugs, newspaper, tv etc.)

    But if you would put some of your photo frame overlays into stamps that would be cool, too :)

    Have a great weekend.

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  22. Lisa says…
    09/03/2010

    Awesome stamps, Ali!
    I'd love to see a stamp set dedicated to autism awareness. I know it is a subject we both are very keen on promoting.

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  23. Cheryl says…
    09/03/2010

    more travel stamps-love those!

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  24. Michele Mc says…
    09/03/2010

    Something to capture comparisons would be nice - something like "now" and "then"; "before" and "after", etc. Those could be used on a consistent basis like monthly or annual layouts, birthdays, etc.

    Congrats on this new venture!

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  25. Barb says…
    09/03/2010

    There are lots of positive feel-good word stamps out there already (joy, beauty, love, etc.), but I'm not sure I've seen too many products with words like perseverance, dedication, hard work, or focus... words to document a child's struggle/challenge with something and his eventual victory or overcoming of that thing. It could be with respect to learning to read, riding a bike, mastering his backhand in tennis, overcoming his shyness... lots of things. :)

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