Nineteen years ago, all of my stampers fit around my kitchen table.
That table looks different now and lives online, but we’re still crafting together, sharing ideas, and learning side by side. I’m Meg, and welcome to I Teach Stamping.
Why This Site Exists
When I first started teaching stamping, every project, laugh, and learning moment happened around that kitchen table. It was simple, personal, and full of creativity.
As time went on, life changed. Some stampers moved away, new ones joined, schedules got fuller, and gathering in one place became harder. But the desire to create together never went away.
I Teach Stamping was created so that no matter where you live or how busy life gets, you still have a place to learn, create, and feel connected. The table may be virtual now, but the experience is the same. We share ideas, try new techniques, celebrate progress, and enjoy the process together.
This site exists to make paper crafting feel welcoming, approachable, and fun, whether you’re brand new or just looking for fresh inspiration.
What You’ll Find Here
At I Teach Stamping, you’ll find ideas, inspiration, and encouragement for your paper crafting journey.
I share card making projects, tutorials, and videos designed to help you create cards that are easy to make and fit into real life. My focus is on clean, approachable designs that don’t require messy techniques or hours at your craft table. Most projects can be completed in under an hour and are meant to be enjoyed, not overthought.
You’ll see real projects, practical ideas, and creative approaches you can actually use, along with photos, stories, and the occasional reminder that crafting doesn’t have to be perfect to be meaningful.
Everything here is shared with one goal in mind: to help you enjoy the process of creating, build confidence in your skills, and feel inspired to keep making.
Want to Stay in the Loop?
If you don’t want to miss projects, ideas, and little bits of crafty inspiration I don’t always share publicly, my newsletter is the best place to find them.
It’s where I share exclusive projects, early access to classes, and the occasional behind-the-scenes peek. No spam, no overwhelm, just more paper crafting fun when you want it.
The Products I Use
I use products from a variety of companies, and every supply you see here is something I personally use and love.
I don’t share products just to share them. If it doesn’t earn a spot on my craft table, it doesn’t earn a spot here.
Where Do I Teach Stamping?
The name I Teach Stamping is pretty straightforward, but it doesn’t always explain where you can learn with me. The answer is: in a few different places, depending on how you like to craft.
Public Places
You’re already in one of them.
Here on the blog, I share free projects, tutorials, videos, and creative inspiration. You can also find me on Facebook, YouTube, and Instagram, where I share additional content and ideas.
Each space is a little different, so you can follow along in the places that fit your life best. And just to be honest, I skip Twitter. Life’s too short.
Online Learning Spaces
If you’re looking for more focused learning or a deeper sense of connection, these are the spaces where that happens.
Paper Crafting Classes is where I teach specific paper crafting topics through online classes. New classes are added regularly, and my newsletter subscribers always hear about them first.
Stamping Family is my creative home. It’s a membership where I’m not just the teacher, I’m also crafting right alongside you. This is where we really get to know each other, share our projects, learn together, and play. Members also receive access to everything in Paper Crafting Classes at no additional cost.
The Bottom Line
I’m really glad you’re here.
If you’ve found your way to I Teach Stamping, it’s probably because you want to do more with your paper crafting. Maybe that means learning something new, feeling less intimidated, or simply making time for creativity again.
That’s exactly what I want for you.
Whether you’re crafting at your kitchen table, a desk in the corner, or sneaking in a few minutes when life allows, you belong here. We’re still gathering, still learning, and still creating together, just in a way that fits real life now.
Most of all, I want you to know this: I’m a paper crafter just like you. Still learning, still experimenting, and still finding joy in a good stamp set and a stack of cardstock.
Welcome home.
With love,
Meg
