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Two Slimline Autumn Cards YOU Can Make!

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Today we have not just one but TWO gorgeous slimline Autumn cards to inspire you! Remember that all of the ideas and inspiration we share for slimline cards can be adapted to a standard size greeting card so take the elements you love and use them YOUR way! Today’s cards use two of the latest offerings from our latest stamp release. With three different woodland animal stamp sets and a huge garden gnomes stamp set, you’ll have plenty of creatures […]

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New Stamps From Rubbernecker – Something for Everyone!

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It’s that time again – even more new stamps from Rubbernecker! Did you have a chance to check out our big September Release full of new stamps last week? This was such a fun release with a little something for everyone.  Like critters? We got that! Love Layered stamps? We got that too! Love new sentiments that fit a plethora of cards? Check! Maybe some Gnomes to round out your friends? Yup, got those too! Our designer, Preeti Chandran, created […]

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September Release 2020 Unboxing Video!

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We LOVE new product release days and today we have a whole bunch of fabulous new things to show you from our September Release 2020! Scroll down to see the pics of all the new goodies and scroll ALL the way down for a September Release 2020 unboxing video from Preeti to see these up close and personal. WOOT! First, we have a collection of the most RIDICULOUSLY adorable woodland creatures and some props from nature for you to create […]

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Winter Gnomes: The Perfect Holiday Card!

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Hey all, Cristina here with you today!  You know how much I love Gnomes! I am so excited that Rubbernecker Stamps has just released this week Winter Gnomes! They are so darn cute, and make the perfect holiday card! I love them to bits. I had to get them on a card right away so I could show them to you all. They are named Michael, Thomas, William, and Andre. I just lined them up as if they were standing […]

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