How the MISTI Impacts the Stamping World

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Three years ago a stamping product was released to the people who followed My Sweet Petunia on Facebook, shortly thereafter, this incredible tool would impact the stamping world like no other. The MISTI has changed lives, built friendships and revitalized the stamping community. To celebrate her 3rd birthday, we have a special podcast to talk about some amazing ways you can use your MISTI along with a special from My Sweet Petunia for our listeners!

Show Notes Where to Find the MISTI

My Sweet Petunia - 20% Off the Original MISTI, Grid Pads and Mouse Pads from today through July 23rd for So Suzy Podcast listeners - no coupon required

Links Referenced

So Suzy Stamps - Mirror Image Stamp

Concord & 9th - Turnabout Stamp

The Ton Stamps - Thanks Stamp Set

Iliana's MIHM Podcast Interview

Videos Referenced

Uses for the MISTI

Basic stamping
Accurate stamping
Solid and silhouette stamps
Aligning and test stamping
Embossing after you have stamped
Die cut placement
Stamping on texture paper
Layering stamps
Mass production
Do It Yourself Backgrounds
Gradient or Ombre stamping
Masking
Repeat stamping
Stamping the inside and outside of your cards
Using acetate
Mirror Image Stamping
Turnabout Stamps from Concord & 9th

Listener Tip

Today's tip comes from Karen Hightower

Finish the inside of your card and always sign the back of the card. You have put time and effort into creating it, so sign your creation. - Karen Hightower

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