Stampington Magazines

Includes - Art Journaling - £14.99 Stamper's Sampler - £9.99 Somerset Studio - £9.99 Somerset Life- £14.99 Mingle - £14.99

RRP - £44.97 Includes - Artful Blogging - £14.99 Where Women Create - £14.99 Somerset Home - £14.99

RRP - £38.48
Includes -

• Apprentice - £14.99
• Take Ten - £14.99
• Sumerset Studio - £9.99

RRP - £54.96 Includes - Art Journaling - £14.99 Somerset Life - £14.99 Stampers' Sampler - £9.99 Somerset Mingle - £14.99

RRP - £39.97 Includes - Artful Blogging - £14.99 Prims - £14.99 Sommerset Studio - £9.99

Includes - Art Journalingt - £14.99 Somerset Studio - £9.99 Stampers' Sampler - £9.99 Somerset Mingle - £14.99 Somerset Life - £14.99

RRP - £44.97
Includes -

• Art Doll Quarterly   - £14.99
• Somerset Home - £14.99
• In Her Studio - £14.99

A years subscription to Stampington Art Journaling magazine including postage (Royal Mail first class signed for) - 4 copies in total.

Magazines are released January, April, July & October 2018. Each magazine will automatically posted once it arrives to us.

A years subscription to Somerset Studio magazine including postage (Royal Mail first class signed for) - 6 copies in total.

Magazines are released January, March, May, July, September & November 2018. Each magazine will automatically posted once it arrives to us.

Our much-awaited and always loved Halloween Issue of Art Doll Quarterly is almost here!. Inside this issue: Doll Artist Profile: Tatiana Baeva Results of our Haunted Fairy Tales Challenge! Witches Tea Party by LeeAnn Kress Danette Pratt’s fun-loving Three Billy Goat Gruffians Prim Pumpkins’ by Jennie Hepler-Takens Grimm’s Enchanted Eternal by Kathie Ruffner Day of the Dead Vignettes by Lisa Ammerman Introducing the magnificent work of Sam Keck: Maleficent, Evil Queen & Ursula Also: Robin Seeber, Carly Smith, Sheila Bentley, Dustin Poche, and many more amazing artists! Plus page after page of beautiful art dolls in our Show & Tell Gallery

Discover your own unique journaling style inside the Summer 2018 Issue ofArt Journaling. With 144-pages of detailed photos, each issue is filled with tons of tips and tricks to help your journal stand-out from the crowd. See how Ingrid Dijkers upcycled leather CD holders into the perfect vessels for her eclectic,colorful journal pages. In our We Asked the Artists department, learn how our contributors first got started artjournaling and how they describe their style. Discover Dianne Fago’s Field Notes Journal inspired by embracing her new-found love ofwhite space and overcoming her daily stressors and anxieties. Explore Jenny Petricek’s “Little Book of Healing” filled with collaged ATCs, cardstock tags,and small planner dividers. Be amazed at Kelli May-Krenz’s charming, whimsical journal pages that honor her love ofstyle and fashion. Roben-Marie Smith shares her colorful Artful-Attache journal documenting her trip to California. Discover Jenni Zmuda’s motivational tag booklet inspired by coping with mental health problems. Be amazed at Torrie Gass’ eclectic, whimsical journaling style in this issue’s Artist Profile. In our Bound for Art department, Kate Yetter explains how she made her chipboard steampunk art journal from scratch. See how a collaboration between five other artists resulted in a one-of-a-kind, eye-catching art journal by Heather Kindt.

Allow yourself to be inspired as you flip through the pages of Artful Blogging. This 144-page publication is filled with artistic endeavors, moments of self-discovery, tales of friendships, and much more. Photography by Michelle Clever Inside the New Spring ’18 Issue: Discover the cooking style of Claire Tollefsen at thesimple-sweetlife.com. Experience Ramona Jones’ travels across the countryside. Peek inside Norma Giannoni’s beach-themed home at paint-me-pink.com. Dive into crafts with Claire Armstrong at pillarboxblue.com. Learn about Ashley Melillo’s passion in the kitchen at blissfulbasil.com. Meet our newest Insta-blogging friends!

Join along this summer with the growing community of artful bloggers as they continue to share their mesmerizing stories and captivating photographs in the newest issue of Artful Blogging. Photography by Terra LaRock

Find even more reasons and ways to celebrate inside the Summer issue of Mingle. Discover Cassandra Clair’s patriotic picnic. Peek inside Lorrie Everitt’s crafting party for the DIY bride. Tamara Waterston shares her backyard birthday bash. Get invited to Ella’s county fair hosted by Julie Verville. Learn all about Jenny Keller’s nature-inspired graduation party. Celebrate an Americana-themed anniversary with Angie Kay. Tara Berger throws a Troop Beverly Hills-themed glamping party.

Create dolls and artwork from a bygone era with the latest issue of Prims. Artwork by Cheryl Foster Inside the issue: Creepy but cute zombie rag dolls by Teresa Graff. Christie Keele's Louisiana Blues Boys exude southern charm. A plethora of patriotic prims, including Char Hosea's Liberty and Justice. The results of the Antiquated Aquatics Challenge, featuring Tamara D. Pearce's Mythological Seahorse and Trudy Honeycutt's Catfish.

Sew Somerset represents a new way of looking at sewn art. Stitches are not just for fabric anymore. Discover the joy of combining sewing with mixed-media projects and a variety of elements. In the Summer 2018 Issue: Discover Tracie Hise’s charming Garden Girl stitched canvases made from scrap fabric Learn how Anne Brooke brought the lovely scents of her garden indoors with beaded and embroidered diffuser bottles Be inspired by Yesim Dereli’s captivating painted portraits with watercolors and stitched details See how Ella Wilson transforms plain coffee bags into delightful pouches that can be used as planters, gift bags, and more Explore a wide variety of stitched projects including fabric journals, tea-dyed leaves, phone sleeves, tiny brooches, and more!

Somerset Apprentice welcomes artists of all levels to learn the how-to’s of making Somerset-esque artwork in a simple step-by-step format. This 144-page magazine has everything you'll need to get started on you next mixed-media project. 

Explore the latest trends in mixed-media and assemblage art inside our 176-page Winter 2018 Issue. Artwork by Jackie Paninski Neal Inside the Winter 2018 Issue: Jill Haglund’s eye-catching artist trading card blocks, complete with colorful spray inks and Dina Wakley’s rubber stamps, are so fun to create you won’t be able to make just one! A repurposed picture frame, a 2-inch paintbrush, vintage lace, a stenciled sentiment, and dried flowers are united by a muted color palette with gold accents in an elegant piece of artwork by Jackie P. Neal. You’ll be smooth sailing along with Kim Collister’s technique for creating a lovely 3-D sailboat with stamped fabric and machine-stitched details. Lesley Venable’s stunning mixed-media cigar box showcases her techniques of making impressions in hot solder with rubber stamps, and embellishing with ornate stenciling, vintage papers and images, paint, and a book cover.

Discover the inspiration to decorate your home with artistic style with the latest issue of SomersetHome. Features Include: Discover Kristin Gambaccini’s “Blessings Board” perfect for doodling messages andillustrations in the home. See how Rita Sunderland transformed an old metal rod candle holder with macramé. Learn how Heather Nicole created her rustic and elegant clipboard frames. Be inspired by Annie Sloan’s new line of fabrics. Explore a wide variety of home projects including resin spoons, cheesecloth lanterns,repurposed birdhouses, and more!

Somerset Home magazine beautifully blends "Somerset-esque" art together with functional, everyday items to add an artful touch of decor. The result is a truly distinctive semiannual magazine that exemplifies creative living and showcases hundreds of tips, techniques, and charming accents designed to enlighten, organize, and beautify any dwelling place. We’re celebrating 10 years of artfully crafted projects for your home with our anniversary issue! Beautify your abode with this issue’s exciting features: A best-of collection of some of the best, simple DIY projects from our publication over the years. Instructions to make a funky and trendy pineapple pillow Hanging air fern decor made from driftwood A wind chime repurposed from vintage sewing bobbins Annie Sloan, creator of Chalk Paint, discusses her favorite color palettes and provides tips!

Welcome spring with this delightful and romantic issue of Somerset Life. In addition to offering 144 pages of authentic and creative living ideas, our latest installment features: A Template for Love & Friendship by L. Katherine Roberts A “Possibility” Collage Kit by L. Katherine Roberts Vintage Bird-Themed Card Making Kit by Diane Adams Seek Stillness Journal & Wall Hanging by Lynne Moncrieff My Journey to Romance by Jo-Anne Coletti A “Blessed Box” for all seasons Gold painted shells for elegant desk décor Giving the gift of color How to elevate an everyday picnic and much more!

Infuse your daily life with the simple pleasures, art, romance, creativity, and beauty inside the Summer issue of Somerset Life. Claire Donovan-Blackwood from hearthandmade.co.uk shares her beautiful creative space. Vintage style boho floral crowns by Jo-Anne Coletti. Stunning artwork to beautify your life made from tea bags! Bird seed wedding favors by Cheryl Dossey. Beautiful ways to display sand from your favorite beaches & travels. New & inventive Creative Living Ideas!

Come join in the celebration of the most popular handcrafting styles by exploring the latest can’t-miss issue of Somerset Studio. Get to know Rae Missigman A New Take on an Old Classic - Altered Altoids Tins Endless Ideas for Creating with Tea Stitched to Perfection Altered Tea Bags Using resin to make your art pop Grungy journals to make for yourself or for a friend

Summer is here, and so is our latest issue of The Stampers Sampler! Packed with the latest and greatest rubber stamping projects, you won’t want to put it down. Discover the many ways Eve Watters used her masterboard technique to create her latestcollection. Explore Tammy Wilson’s distressed and charming birthday cards. One of our most popular challenges is back! Check out the Frightful & Delightful results! Allow your imagination to take flight with the results of the feather template challenge! Be inspired by Lynne Moncrieff’s shab-chic vintage cards.

From the publisher that brings you The Stampers' Sampler® and Somerset Studio® comes a 144-page special issue brimming with card ideas. Take Ten™ offers rubber stamp enthusiasts of all levels great ideas for creating quick and easy cards in 10 minutes or less. You'll find hundreds of full-color samples inside each volume of this unique publication. Pick up a copy of Take Ten Magazine today, and you'll be on your way to creating unique, handmade cards for all occasions. Inside Take Ten Summer 2018: · Cover Artist: Frances Peets · Learn how Jo West created a quick and easy stamped gift set that includes a card, pincushion, and ornament. · Dictionary pages are elevated to art by Karen Seifert. · You'll be transported to a Parisian cafe by Marge McGuire's collection that features French-inspired stamped images with scraps of tulle. · Hundreds of cards provide limitless inspiration for your next simple stamping project.

Where Women Create invites you into the creative spaces of the most extraordinary women of our time. Through stunning photography and inspirational stories, each 160-page issue of this quarterly magazine will nourish souls and motivate creative processes. Karen Hillman’s Creative Quarters Inside the New Spring ’18 Issue: Creator of Vintage Market Days Chanda Hakanson shares her home studio Mixed-media abounds in the workspace of art doll artist Cindee Moyer The bright and airy quilting studio of Clara Link of Thimble Cottage Karen Hillman displays her chic vintage style in her studio The print- and pattern-infused creative spaces of designer Rachael Taylor

New in 2018! In Her Studio takes readers on a tour through the creative spaces and lives of female artists, designers, and makers. From traditional to not-so-traditional, artists showcase the places where they create and share the thought processes behind developing their spaces. Each woman offers a glimpse into her creative life while sharing the tips and tricks that work for her as an experienced artist. In Her Studio spotlights creatives of all types, and from all walks of life, from full-time professionals to those who create purely for pleasure. And you’ll get to hear their stories.