Meet The Ellen Hutson Design Team - Carolyn Peeler

It has been a very long time since I fell in love with an ink line as much as I love this one. I totally dig that one layer of ink is almost always enough with this line. No need to stamp the same design 5 times to get the right amount of ink coverage. Thank you Catherine for an awesome product. I am slowly building my collection!

Probably my favorite card I've ever made featured this stamp set, and I love it just as much now as I did when it was released a few years ago.

I am a basics kind a girl! Give me jeans and a white button down and I'm cool! This is a basic set that I think every cardmaker would find incredibly useful in their stash. There's a little detail and texture with the stitched line, adding a bit of razzle to this 'standard'.

Have you ever stamped a sentiment only to find that the last letter didn't have enough ink, and doesn't show up enough? Yes? Well, me too! It was a frustration to make a project and then have it marred by an uneven application of a stamp. Enter the new generation of stamp positioners. They solve this problem and have plenty of other applications as well. I'm a believer and use mine on almost every single card I make!

This adhesive is strong and I especially love using it on projects using vellum - it truly disappears!

There is something about these sweet little girls that gets me every time I take the stamps out to work with. I hope my friends don't get tired of receiving cards featuring them, 'cause I don't see me retiring this set any time soon!

True story, I used to buy Avery shipping labels by the case. This die allows me to make my own tags in any color I choose. Love it!

Talk about color! I adore the saturation and smooth application of these watercolors by Kuretake. There is a richness to the colors and I never worry about getting separation between the pan watercolor and water from my brush. I get great results every time.

Patterned paper is probably my first love when it comes to paper crafting supplies, and is almost always featured on my cards. There is a patterned paper for every style of crafter, whether you're a fan of cute, modern, masculine, vintage, or shabby chic. It's an inexpensive supply that gives so many options.