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And the Winner is… (3)
Are you ready to see who won the Sweet Grass Africa stamp set? I used random.org to pick the winner.
!!!!!!Linda Diamond!!!!!!
you are the lucky winner of the stamp set!
Please email me your mailing address (stampersquest@yahoo.com) and Barbara will get those stamps right out to you!
Congratulations. Have fun creating with thes great stamps. You will have many [...]
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March 2010»
Just Because Jar (2)
Supplies:
Stamps:
Just Because #T-2899 (The Angel Company)
Paper:
Hollo’s
9” x 3” rectangle and 1.25” circle for lid (Use patterned paper of choice) (Joann’s Paper Pack)
Miscellaneous matching patterned paper for flower die cut
Ink:
L’Amour Red Palette ink pad (Stewart Superior)
VersaMark (Tsukineko)
Other:
Clear Glass Jar Cleaned and Steralized (Heinz Gravy jar used in this sample)
Clear Embossing Powder (Gary M Burlin)
Heat Embossing Tool
Miscellaneous Die [...]
Products From the Backpack»
Product Review – Scor-It Vs. Scor-Pal (9)
By: Kim Parkinson, Product Guru
Most of you stampers out there don’t just stamp and color images. Many of you put these images onto cards or other projects. In keeping with the Stampers Quest theme of “Special Folds” in February, I’m going to review the Scor-Pal and the Scor-It.
I was lucky enough to receive the Scor-Pal as part [...]
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Shelly's Tips, Tricks and Techniques»
Burned Edges (2)
by: Shelly Newkirk
Burning the edges with ink is an easy way to get a very Vintage look. I use two to four shades of brown ink with the final very outer edge of black ink. The ink can be applied with a sponge or a square of Cut n Dry foam (Ranger). With the Cut n [...]
Side Trails»
Stamping with Objects using March Map (1)
Beautiful
Finished card size: 4.25″ x 5.5″
Supplies:
Stamps:
Crafty Secrets
Paper:
Worldwin
Ink:
Adirondack ink pads (Ranger)
StazOn ink pads (Tsukineko)
Other:
Tin can with ridges
Victorian image (1886 Ladies Journal)
Lace (Wright’s)
Border punch (EK Success)
Sewing machine
Silver beads
Markers (Copics)
Corner rounder (Zutter)
Directions:
Directions:
Start with a brown base card that measures 4.25″ x 5.50″.
Using the Round-It-All, round the top two corners.
Cut a piece of red cardstock to measure 4″ x [...]
Watering Hole»
Elephant Birthday (3)
Finished card size: A2, 4.25″ x 5.5″
Supplies:
Stamps:
Take Pride T-1102 (The Angel Company)
Paper:
Recess (Basic Grey) – *use a different pattern for each piece -Cut one piece to 5” x 2” and cut the other piece to 4.25” x 2.25”
Hollo’s
Cream A2 size card base and a piece to stamp main image on
Brown 5.25” x 4” [...]






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