My dear friend Suzy is hosting a month long Mirror Image Event. Everyday this month members from the design teams of So Suzy Stamps, The Ton, and My Sweet Petunia will be posting cards made with Suzy's Mirror Image Stamp.
We will have the entire list with links to everyone's post on the So Suzy Stamps blog so you can go back and see the inspiration on a daily basis. Suzy will also be sharing the cards on Facebook and Instagram, just in case you miss a blog post.
We have prizes from My Sweet Petunia, The Ton, So Suzy Stamps and Simply Charming Everyday.
- 3 - MISTI's in your choice of Original or Mini
- 4 - $25 Gift Certificates to The Ton
- 4 - $25 Gift Certificates to So Suzy Stamps
- 1 - Memory MISTI Tote
- 2 - Regular MISTI Covers
- 2 - Mini MISTI Covers
- 2 - Bunkie Bags
All you need to do, is comment on everyone's post throughout the month. We will be announcing the winners on February 28th.
Some time ago I contacted Suzy to ask her to create a full A2 size Mirror Image Stamp that would work in the MISTI. If you are not familiar with the what a Mirror Image Stamp can do, let me explain.
If you have an image and it is facing the wrong way, you can use the Mirror Image Stamp to flip your image. Still not sure? I have a video for you below.
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Have a great day, it's the only one we have!
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Very cute Iliana! love your card and TFS
ReplyDeleteSweet card with the owls! Very handy to have the Mirror Image Stamp! Love the plaid paper background and the color combo!
ReplyDeleteWow!!! Such adorableg card!!! Love so much the mirror image stamping!!! <3
ReplyDeleteLove the video! Thanks for your time in sharing it with us. Love the owls, too cute.
ReplyDeleteHow cute! I love owls! The mirror image stamp is such a great tool. Thanks for sharing the video :)
ReplyDeleteI swear, Ilian....you are a genius! An amazing card and your video was truly inspiring! Thanks for sharing it and I am excited to now learn this is a month long event! YAY!
ReplyDeleteCute owls and a very nice Valentine card :)
ReplyDeleteWhat an adorable card. Thanks for showing us the mirror stamp. I think that might come in handy!
ReplyDeleteWhat an adorable card!
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to try this technique!
ReplyDeleteThat is great love the mirror image stamp. Your card is adorable
ReplyDeleteThe owls are so cute and the colors work together.
ReplyDeleteMade me smile! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteperfect card for valentines
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute card! Love the mirror technique and how easy it is to use with the Misti! Thanks for sharing your technique.
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute card. Love the plaid background. I need to try this technique.
ReplyDeleteI just love your mirrored owls !!! too cute!!!
ReplyDeleteAdorable card. Thanks for the tutorial on how to do mirror stamping. This technique will be very useful.
ReplyDeleteWhat a hoot! I just bought these stamps and can't wait to get home and use them, I am loving the mirror images!
ReplyDeleteLove this concept, TFS!
ReplyDeleteThe owls are so sweet. Love the colors and the background paper.
ReplyDeleteSO VERY CUTE!
ReplyDeleteWhat a precious card, Iliana! The mirror stamp is genius!
ReplyDeleteAwesome! I couldn't figure out why you were stamping the back of the card stock until you used your die! I so need to try this! Thank you for sharing this technique and thank you for offering such a fantastic giveaway.
ReplyDeleteWonderful. I am assuming that you die cut the owls one facing up and one down. Yes?
ReplyDeleteHow cool. I need to get this.
ReplyDeleteThis stamp design
ReplyDeleteis fabulous and a
great idea. Love
your owls!
Carla from Utah
Love those cute owls! Love the mirror image!
ReplyDeleteLove the card and information on the mirror stamp.
ReplyDeleteits a super beautiful card!
ReplyDeleteLove it. A different way to use the mirror image stamp. Love to have choices.
ReplyDeleteAdorable card! You make it look so easy, guess I need a mirror stamp! Love it!
ReplyDeleteAdorable card, the mirror Stamp is awesome, I always goof up when I use acetate, thanks!
ReplyDeleteWhat a totally adorable card. Thank you for the video on how to use the mirror stamp in the Misti
ReplyDeletelove the easy way to create a mirror image. great video!!!!
ReplyDeleteA very cute card. Always love owls.
ReplyDeleteLove your adorable card. Thanks for sharing your idea.
ReplyDeleteSuper cute card. Thank you for making the video, sharing your ideas and techniques.
ReplyDeleteLots of great Misti tips on this video. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI just bought the mirror image stamp. Can't wait to give this a try.
ReplyDeleteSweet card! Love the reverse image tips!
ReplyDeleteTerrific! This effectively doubles all my stamp images that aren't symmetrical! I love your sweet owl card.
ReplyDeleteWhat a super cute card!!
ReplyDeleteThis is too sweet! Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteOh how cute! Love it ♥
ReplyDeleteis super beautiful card!
ReplyDeleteLOVELOVELOVE this adorable card!! Cannot wait to see what the designers create over the month!! I know it will be very inspiring!! See you tomorrow!!
ReplyDeleteThe owl is so cute in either direction, so many stamps I could use this technique with! Glad I have my Misti!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE these adorable owls! Super cute and really whimsical!
ReplyDeleteThe mirror stamping is so genius! Another great way to use the MISTI!
ReplyDeleteCute card.
ReplyDeleteThis technique is really great = I already placed an order for the mirror image stamp !
ReplyDeleteLovely card, as usually, thank you for giving us the opportunity to win fabulous prizes !
Iliana, this is way too cute! What a great technique!
ReplyDeleteThank you for a great video on using the mirror stamp! Love the cute little owls too.
ReplyDeleteOh, this is so sweet. Love the cute owls... great technique... love the mirror image!
ReplyDeleteIliana, your card is precious! I also found the video to be very helpful. Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteSuch an adorable card! Thanks for the great tutorial!
ReplyDeleteSo sweet, Iliana! I really love the plaid colors of your card base. Thank you for sharing your video.
ReplyDeleteSuch a sweet card, Iliana - the owls are adorable! Thank you for sharing your video.
ReplyDeleteYou can't get any sweeter than a card made with Lawn Fawn products!
ReplyDeleteadorable card, I really want to try the mirror image stamping
ReplyDeleteFabulous card, the owls are adorable and I am LOVING the mirror image stamp!!
ReplyDeleteAdorable card and thanks for all the tips.
ReplyDeleteLove th card. Thanks for sharing the mirror stamping technique.
ReplyDeleteMISTI make so many techniques and ideas easy! And the mirror image stamp adds even more to it. Thank you for the tutorials!
ReplyDeleteAdorable card, love the colors you used for the darling owls. Thanks for the tip on using your dies on the mirror image, so simple yet I didn't think of this. :) Thanks for being a sponsor!
ReplyDeleteCute card, thank you
ReplyDeleteSo cute and adorable. I need to try this technique.
ReplyDeleteLove your card. Such a great idea!
ReplyDeleteLove this mirror image technique.
ReplyDeleteYour card is so adorable! I am really liking this mirror stamp. It opens up so many possibilities! Mind blown!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute card. The two owls are adorable.
ReplyDeleteI just love this adorable card. The owls are so cute.
ReplyDeleteI love how you created this couple of owls! So cute!
ReplyDeleteJust love those owls and the mirror image stamp with the Misti just makes it look so easy!! Just beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteReally cute card. Thanks for the technique share.
ReplyDeleteThis is so cool and I am glad you hall have developed this rubber to use. It will sure make things easier for getting a crisp reverse image. Your card turned out super cute.
ReplyDeleteCute Owls!
ReplyDeleteFun to have a way to make a couple now!
This is so cute!
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial! Very cute card.
ReplyDeleteMirrored image for Valentine is such a good idea!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun trick to die cut your reversed stamped image. And yes! I hate those indentations when you die cut. Thanks for the tip!
ReplyDeleteCute card. I love this idea.
ReplyDeleteI've always wanted to know how to mirror stamp. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteLove it! The stamp and MISTI make it so much easier to get the mirror image!!!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute card. I just adore these stamps and plaid paper.
ReplyDeleteLove the tip to stamp it on the back of the paper so it makes it easier to die cut! Never would have thought of it-thanks!
ReplyDeleteLove the owls and the mirror stamp possibilities. I am going to be broke before this is all over.
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute card. Thanks for the video.
ReplyDeleteanother great way to use the mirror image stamp. thanks for the cute card
ReplyDeleteLove your card as well as your informative video!
ReplyDeleteThe. Little owls are so cute. Love the Mirro Image stamp.
ReplyDeleteThank you for showing this process. That is one adorable card.
ReplyDeleteSo cute! The plaid paper is the perfect backdrop for these sweet love owls.
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet card! Love what a mirror image stamp can do to make a cute card even cuter! Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you showed how to cut the reverse item with a die cut. It seems so simple to just cut it from the backside, but I goofy brain certainly didn't think of it.
ReplyDeleteAdorable Card!! The uses for this mirror image are endless!
ReplyDeleteThis card is so cute!! I can't wait to try the mirror image stamping! And thank you for the great tip about the typing paper when die cutting!
ReplyDeleteGreat card and video!
ReplyDeleteWith Valentine's coming up I must mirror image some of my cute stamps so this is a technique I will have to play with. Thanks for showing it
ReplyDeleteCute card! I love the over stamping and will have to try it.
ReplyDeletei like the card and the new corners
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial!!! Thanks you for the step-by-step and also providing a list of items used.
ReplyDeleteIliana .... I know the video was for the mirror image stamp, which in itself is awesome, but I learned so many tips from your video. The restamping the image to get the detail was amazing. Never thought of that. Adorable card. You Rock!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! I love my MISTI and this is one awesome addition to it!
ReplyDeleteYour owl card is such a hoot! Your card is super adorable! I love the way you mirrored the owl.
ReplyDeleteAww his and her owls! So cute! Thanks for sharing instructions and your cute card!
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet card
ReplyDeleteI love the card and the fact that the mirror stamp works with so many images
ReplyDeleteSimply gorgeous methods!! So going to buy these stamps sets too! wink! wink!
ReplyDeleteA technique I have yet to try!!!! Thank you for sharing this awesome tip!!! Definitely makes it easier with the misti
ReplyDeleteCute card!
ReplyDeleteWhat an adorable card! Love the little owls!
ReplyDeleteThis card is so super sweet, absolutely adorable!
ReplyDeleteReally awesome tutorial, I love how you re-stamped the owl after you had coloured her, it really made big difference, I am gong to try that!
ReplyDeleteAdorable! Really need to try this!
ReplyDeleteGod bless!
Love the plaid background.
ReplyDeleteThe owls are darling. Wonderful
to be able to pair them up.
thanks for sharing.
Such a cute card! Can't wait o try the mirror immage stamp!
ReplyDeleteGreat card, I love the colors! Mirror stamping is such a fun technique.
ReplyDeleteCute card. Love this technique. Have to have the mirror rubber.
ReplyDeleteCute card.
ReplyDeleteCute card - love the plaid paper.
ReplyDeleteWhat an adorable card!!!!
ReplyDeleteSmitten with your darling owl and his mirror image companion! Thank you for the video; so enjoyed watching the magic unfold...
ReplyDelete~carol
The owls are so cute! Thanks for not only showing us the mirror imaging you did but how you went back and re inked the last owl. Great to learn. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteThis is adorable!!! The image is so cute in both directions! : ) And I love your plaid background. The Misti and a mirror image stamp are THE perfect combo!
ReplyDeleteAwwwwe so very cute!
ReplyDeleteadorable card :) have to give mirror image stamping a go, looks so cool. thanks for sharing !
ReplyDeleteLove the card and love the mirror image!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute!! I am so very glad you guys are covering this technique. I tried my hand at it and LOVE the technique..
ReplyDeleteSuch sweet little owls! ❤️ I so love the idea of a red rubber mirror stamp. Have added it to my wish list!
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute card!! Love the owl! Thanks for the video!
ReplyDeleteLove the cute little owls great way to use the mirror stamp.
ReplyDeleteSo cute!
ReplyDeleteThis card is adorable. I'm enjoying seeing all the creativity!
ReplyDeleteSweet! Love this technique
ReplyDeleteThanks for the video! Seeing it work is helpful for a visual learner like me.
ReplyDeleteGreat happy card! Love those little owls 🦉
ReplyDeleteI love owls. Very cute card.
ReplyDeleteLove the mini misti and love the owls, can't wait to try!
ReplyDeleteI am loving this technique! This is just too cute. TFS!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat card and such cute owls.
ReplyDeleteLove the cute owls, TFS
ReplyDeleteSo cute!
ReplyDeletePerfect love owls with leaves(hahahaha) feathers
ReplyDeleteCute card. Love the patterned paper. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeletetoo cute owls!!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeousness! <3
ReplyDeleteLove the cute owls. I'm so glad for this blog hop on this technique.
ReplyDeleteThese owls are just darling
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet card! Your video was great at showing the mirrored stamp technique.
ReplyDeleteYou just doubled the amount of Lawn Fawn images I have by using this technique! Thanks for the tips!
ReplyDeleteLove the colors! the little heart in a heart and the coloring of your owls to show the difference. Sweet!
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute card! What I like about the mirror image stamp is you can stamp 2 of something that are interacting with each other, like these owls. If you just stamped the owl twice they would both be looking the same direction. This way they are looking at each other. Love it for that reason!
ReplyDeleteSo sweet!
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute card!
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute card. Do you use watercolor paper or Crafters Companion?
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