Inspiration Team

The Clouds background stamp and the Love is in the Air Balloon are a perfect compliment to each other. I started off with a white piece of cardstock and made the sky with Rock Candy and Locomotive Surface ink. I...

 Hi everyone! It is Verity here again from Pretty Little Button, so good to be back up on the blog again. For today's post I wanted to create a beautifully decorated pillow gift box using one of Brutus Monroe's gorgeous stamp set: Botanical Banners....

If you caught November's new release items, you probably saw this new PIPE BACKGROUND STAMP. I think this stamp is so fun and playful! I decided to pair it with the SHINE BRIGHT set, which is a variety of light...

Happy Tuesday Everyone! Today I've made a love or a Valentine's day card using the new Cloud Background stamp and the Balloon Stamp of the month! I thought they went so well together! I first inked up the new Cloud...

Hi Everybody, Regina here today.... I have not received our new release products for the month from the post office so I took time to play with some of the other products in the Brutus Monroe online store.  I decided...

Hello! Nadine here today with a card I created using the November Stamp Of The Month. If you haven't already joined the Brutus Monroe stamp of the month club, you seriously should check it out. Each month you get a new stamp plus 10% off...

Hello everyone!! Welcome to my first post on the Brutus Monroe blog. For those of you that don't know me, I'm Berina Febin and I blog at Moxie Craftie. I'm one of the newest Inspiration Team members and I'm so...

Hello Stampers, Guess it is time to start thinking about those Christmas cards we have been putting off starting. I am using a background stamp called Floral Lace by Brutus Monroe to make my Christmas cards this year. I made a...

Have you seen the four embossing folders Brutus Monroe released? If not, continue reading! Today I am sharing with you all four of them and four different techniques you can use with them to achieve stunning results!  The first technique...