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. Danielle Barton says…
    09/03/2010

    What an awesome idea! I would love to win this! Thanks for the chance. :-)

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  2. Tanya says…
    09/03/2010

    Gorgeous piccie and layout, gives me inspiration. Would really like the whole little brother big sister kinda line, or any family based lines. thanks

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  3. vanessa says…
    09/03/2010

    I love word stamps.

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  4. Lori Anderson says…
    09/03/2010

    Some military themes would be nice.

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  5. Heather Balzer says…
    09/03/2010

    I love your handwriting!! I like stamps that leave spots for journaling so maybe something for all the grades that would leave room for the kids to write too!! Maybe some for the kids points of view and some for the parents too!! Congratulations on the wonderful family!!

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  6. andrea says…
    09/03/2010

    i love the simple clean lines of your stamps!! so much! i'd maybe like to see something a little bigger...without a 'theme' but maybe with some textures/patterns/geometric backgrounds.

    i don't know, but i love ALL that you do!

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  7. Kathy R says…
    09/03/2010

    Love your layouts and your handwriting...so I think your stamps are great. I especially like the stack of I love You's...so more like that would be nice.

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  8. Julie Piel says…
    09/03/2010

    Love the designs in the three stamp sets!! The colors in the layout are great and the card design is very cute and versatile. Great job! Looking forward to seeing more in the months to come.

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  9. Donna says…
    09/03/2010

    I'd love to see the family theme expanded to includes Grandparents, Aunties, Uncle's, cousins, etc. Love this line :)

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  10. Caro says…
    09/03/2010

    I would love some beach-themed stamps and of course I'd love children-themed stamps as I have three children.

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  11. Jennifer says…
    09/03/2010

    I'd love to see patterns, like dots or crosshatch or pin stripes, on some new stamps.

    Love this layout -- I have a deep fondness for paper strips.

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  12. Kristy says…
    09/03/2010

    What a great stamp club! I like stamps with mix-and-match elements ... maybe sentiments with a variety of fonts, or frames, or seasonal images to combine different ways? Thanks for the giveaway!

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  13. Christine Ousley says…
    09/03/2010

    Ali, your layout is gorgeous. I love how it is so simple yet so complex and beautiful at the same time. I would love to see quotes and swirls, journaling spots and things about sports and character. Love your new blog. I am really looking forward to all of the new inspiration.
    xoxo, Christine

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  14. Danielle Crume says…
    09/03/2010

    I would love a date/time/number related stamp set.

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  15. amyellen says…
    09/03/2010

    numbers, letters, dates, days of the week, months
    something like that :)

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  16. Barb says…
    09/03/2010

    I love the everyday...."this I see" kind of stuff. And mom stuff is always fun!

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  17. Renees says…
    09/03/2010

    I'm getting ready to do a yearly Christmas album and would LOVE to see YOUR ideas for stamps;)

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  18. Kelly T. says…
    09/03/2010

    I would like a LEGO themed stamp set, since my boys are obsessed with them. Kinda like Simon!

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  19. Andrea H says…
    09/03/2010

    I would love a little boy themed set.

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  20. Alison Day says…
    09/03/2010

    Great layout Ali! Browsing through your stamps at Technique Tuesday I'm not sure what to add - how about some Princess themes? I have 3 little girls so we see a lot of pink and princesses!! Also, some simple botanicals would be cool to use at background stamping ...
    Thanks for the giveaway!

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  21. Kathleen A says…
    09/03/2010

    Ali, I love the designs, feel and meaning behind all of your stamps. I would love to see some designs that have to do with pets and how much they bring into our lives, as well as some travel related stamps!

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  22. Susan Hessler says…
    09/03/2010

    I'd love to see stamps about siblings - brother and sisters, playing together, squabbles and making up, hugs and looking up to my big brother/sister...

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  23. Bonnie says…
    09/03/2010

    I have loved the bird/nests/leaves design forever, long before it became the current trend. I think it would be cool to have a set of stamps that complimented each other with these designs. A nest, is a home to bring up your little ones, so I think there could be so many sayings and ideas about this incorporated in the set:) Leaves have that eternal quality attached to them of cycles of life and each one is different, so there are many possibilities to suit many people.. :) Thanks for a chance to win this awesome gift!

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  24. Penny says…
    09/03/2010

    I'd love to see some boys/girls quotes/phrases or school phrases.

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  25. Charmi says…
    09/03/2010

    I would probably like to see more international sentiments and more travel/journal related stamps !!

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