Inspiration Team

One of the new background stamps from Brutus Monroe, FOREST BACKGROUND, is such a fun stamp to play with and offers a great opportunity for coloring! I stamped this stamp out using my DETAIL INK and then colored the images...

Hello and Happy Tuesday everyone! Today I'm sharing the True Love: Wedding Day stamp set and the Sketched Bow stamp set together. I think these pair so well together!  I stamped the images on Neenah cardstock with Raven detail ink,...

 Hi, Today I am trying to show how Brutus Monroe stamps are easy to mix and match to create a card. I used the fairy from the Rita Barakat collection of Brutus Monroe. I matched this fairy stamp with the...

The Woodland Background stamp is such a fun and whimsical stamp! It really can be used for any season. I choose to turn it into a winter wonderland type theme! First I made a card base measuring a 5.5 inch...

Hello, everyone! Nadine here today sharing a Christmas present card using the new Brutus Monroe Sketched Bow Stamp Set. This card can be made using any of the Brutus Monroe Surface Inks and for any occasion, then just color them...

If you have been following Brutus Monroe for a while, you may have already seen the cute stamps in the True Love series. These stamps feature a boy and a girl going on adventures together. The August release included two...

Happy Tuesday everyone! I hope everyone enjoyed their Labor Day holiday weekend! Today I'm sharing the new release stamp True Love: Halloween! Aren't these the cutest little series of stamps? I sure think they are! I basically did some simple...

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...