I have been so busy just trying to catch up from being away, that I really hadn't had much time to play with all the new products and the ideas that we got at Convention.  Today is my day!  I have a couple of projects that I want to put together for display at my Open House on Monday.

One thing that I will have on display is the Undefined Kit.  I know I mentioned on my blog when I was at convention, but it really is the coolest. 

Undefined-Stamp Carving

Have you ever wanted a stamp but couldn't find the perfect image? Maybe one of your customers has a special family logo or a sketch she'd like to have as a stamp. Well now she can! Undefined is Stampin' Up!'s new stamp carving product line. You define the rubber stamp any way you want. When you carve your very own stamp, you have will have an entirely new and different creative experience. And when you're finished, you will have created a one-of-a-kind stamp! How exactly do you carve a stamp? Watch the video for a tutorial.

Intrigued? We know you want to get your hands on the kit and start
carving your own masterpieces. Here are the item numbers you'll need (we
suggest adding a refill kit on your first order . . . trust us, you're
gonna want it).

Item #	Description	Price
133402	Undefined Stamp Carving Kit	$25.95
134808	Undefined Refill Kit	$12.95
124236	Clear-Mount Cling Foam*	$13.50

*Add a sheet of Clear-Mount Cling Foam to create your own clear-mount
stamps. Mounting your stamps on the cling foam allows you to make
stamps any size you want, not just what will fit on the blocks in the
kit.

Included in the Stamp Carving Kit: 2 carving tools 3" x 4" rubber 3" x 4" foam 4 wood blocks (various sizes) 1 Island Indigo Stampin' Write Marker 3 postcards Instruction sheet Stamp image templates

Included in the Refill Kit: 3" x 4" rubber 3" x 4" foam 4 wood blocks (various sizes) Instruction sheet

Express your personality, thoughts, feelings, etc. with a stamp
you've carved all on your own! We know you'll have a "look what I made!"
moment.

Here is my first attempt at my own stamp.  I didn't really have much time to think of what to do because I was in a line up to try it out before I knew it.  I was pleased with my first attempt and now have lots of ideas of what to do.

LOL, I was happy with it, but now that I see it…..  I can always get better.  Here is a video from Stampin' Up.

[youtube=://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B4hJPO_5k5w&w=560&h=315] 

 Off to play.

Stampingly,

Diane