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torsdag den 1. september 2016

My stamping journey - part 37


In this part you meet Take 140, 141 and 142...

Take 140
Take 140: The base is Picture Polish Remember stamped with El Corazon stm-52 Egyptian Scarabaeus, plate Ejiubas EJB 02, stamper Fab Ur Nails Jumbo Stamper.

Take 141
Take 141: The base is Picture Polish Sorbet stamped with Dashica Stamping Polish Black, plate Cici & Sisi Geometry 02 (acrylic plate), stamper Fab Ur Nails Jumbo Stamper.
Note to myself: the placement should have been better – I was in a hurry and pretty stressed…

Take 142
Take 142: The base is Emily de Molly Warm Seas Rising stamped with Hit The Bottle Copper Haired Girl, plate Bundle Monster Polynesia BM-XL108), stamper Fab Ur Nails Jumbo Stamper.
I really liked 140 and 143 - the first and the last...

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mandag den 29. august 2016

My stamping journey - part 36


In this part of My stamping journey you will meet Take 137, 138 and 139...

Take 137
Take 137: The base is Colors by Llarowe Cocktail Party stamped with Bundle Monster Bam! White, plate Cici & Sisi Geometry 04 (acrylic plate), stamper Fab Ur Nails Jumbo Stamper.
Note to myself: Not entirely happy…

Take 138
Take 138: The base is Picture Polish Meow stamped with Messy Mansion Sterling, plate Ejiubas EJB 01, stamper Fab Ur Nails Jumbo Stamper.

Take 139
Take 139: The base is Colors by Llarowe Bikinis & Flip Flops stamped with Messy Mansion Soft Gold, plate Pueen Secret Garden 01, stamper Fab Ur Nails Jumbo Stamper.
My favorite is the last, take 139 - but I also was pretty happy about 138.
What do you think..?

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torsdag den 28. juli 2016

My stamping journey - part 27


Today I have Take 109, 110 and 111 in my stamping journey for you!



Take 109
Take 109: The base is Glam Polish She’s Got The Power stamped with Hit The Bottle Drop Red Gorgeous, plate Bundle Monster Whoo Are You? BM-S315, stamper MoYou London XL Marshmallow Sticky.

Take 110
Take 110: The base is Glam Polish Hibiscus Hideaway stamped with the duochrome Jolifin Flip-flop Ocean, plate Moyra 06 Florality 1, stamper MoYou London XL Marshmallow Sticky.
Note to myself: Subtle, but nice enough.

Take 111
Take 111: The base is Emily de Molly Reflection stamped with Dance Legend 6 Yellow Stamping Polish, plate Moyra 07 Labyrinth, stamper MoYou London XL Marshmallow Sticky.
Note to myself: I like it a lot!
Take 111, the last one of them, is my favorite - do you like any of these?

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torsdag den 7. juli 2016

My stamping journey - part 21


In part 21 of "My stamping journey" you will meet Take 90, 91 and 92...


Take 90:
Take 90: The base is Masura Lilac Angelite stamped with Hit The Bottle The Yolk is on You, plate Pet’la Petra’s Wishes, stamper Daschica Jumbo Clear Jelly.
Note to myself: I love the cute little Wren like birds, and the contrast and color combo is great. I pressed a bit too hard when I stamped, the thumb and other hand is better/crisper.

Take 91
Take 91: The base is By K Go-Around stamped with Dance Legend 2 Black Stamping polish, plate Bundle Monster Polynesia BM-XL109, stamper Daschica Jumbo Clear Jelly.
Note to myself: In my book the Dance Legend Black stamping polish is the best black stamping polish together with the Konad! I love the result!

Take 92
Take 92: The base is By K OY-MAK stamped with Colors by Llarowe Royalty Stamping polish, plate Pet’la Golden Russian, stamper Daschica Jumbo Clear Jelly.
Note to myself: I like it – a lot, I think it’s OK to admit that I love it :D
So, I'm actually quite happy with these, but the last one is my top favorite :D
What do you think?
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mandag den 4. juli 2016

Bundle Monster plate holders/organizers & clutches - review


Today I have a review and comparison of all available Bundle Monster stamping plate holders, organizers and clutches, 4 different types.
If you are in Europe they also are available from Pretty Polish!

First my beloved faux leather Bundle Monster clutches for the 6 x 12 cm plates with or without plastic backing.
They come in a steel grey and a cobalt blue with crocodile print.

They have room for 48 plates in the size 6 x 12 cm.
They have 8 pages with 3 slots on each side = 6 slots per page.
They have a 3 snap fold over closure.
They measure approximately 23.3 x 18 cm when closed.
I have 3 of them so far, and I love how sturdy and absolutely lovely they are to use!
The plastic is easy to see through, and I have plates from Bundle Monster, MoYou London, Born Pretty Store, Infinity Nails, Messy mansion and Pueen in them + a number of different brands without plastic backings.

For the smaller plates:
The faux leather peony pink organizer holds 168 plates (yes that IS a lot) in the standard 5.6 cm round or square plate size.
Each page has 6 slots on each side, so that's 12 plates per page, and there are 16 pages.
It has a fold over closure, nice and sturdy!
It is super easy to use in every thinkable way, and it's also very easy to see through the plastic pockets, so you quickly can find, what you are looking for.
It also has a mesh pocket for scrapers, vinyls, stickers or similar...

Another solution for the smaller plates:
Bundle Moster also have an almost identical organizer (168 plates in the standard 5.6 cm round or square plate size) that is closed with a zipper going all the way round, so there is absolutely no risk of plates slipping out of their slots, not matter how you turn it around.
This one is currently only available from Bundle Monster and only in black.

For the smaller collection of 6 x 12 cm plates:
This cute little faux leather hot pink clutch has room for 16 plates in the size 6 x 12 cm with or without plastic backing.
It has 8 pages with each 2 slots and it closes with a snap fold over.
It measures approximately 15 x 10 cm.


As you probably know some brands has a little bigger plastic backing on their plates, and for instance plates from Marianne Nails have both kinds, so I have one with the bigger backing in one slot of each page, and one with the smaller/normal backing on the other side of the page, this way the fit isn't too tight.
I also use it for 6 x 12 plates without plastic backings, I feel they are less prone to fall out of these slots compared to the bigger clutch with the horizontal opening.
Click on photos to enlarge them...

Conclusion:
I have absolutely only pros - no cons whatsoever...
I have very many plates, and it would be a nightmare if they weren't organized so that I easily can see what plates I have - and more importantly: find them.
And it really is easy, these Bundle Monster plate holders/clutches open like a book and I can quickly go trough the pages and easily see the patterns because the plastic is both sturdy and easy to see through - unlike many other plate holders I have seen.
And it most certainly doesn't make it less nice to have them organized in beautiful, sturdy and nice to work with clutches/holders like the ones from Bundle Monster - it actually makes stamping more effortless and fun, at least for me, but then again, I am a gear and gadget geek, I know :D
Speaking of which: did you see the review of the MoYou London plate holder? If not it's right HERE!

If you are in Europe the Bundle Monster clutches also are available from Pretty Polish!

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