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This accordian book was created using my Radiant Pearls Faux Paste Paper technique. | |
This book has fold out pages and is covered in a faux marble created using Radiant Pearls. I stippled on Patina RP's and then used the direct-to-rubber technique and a Marble stamp to create the marble veins. A UTEE tile tops the book. Stamps: Marble Cube by Stampendous. Kanji Character stamp by Hero Arts. |
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Another bound book using my Faux Paste Paper technique, UTEE tiles, and an embossed image on some handmade paper. This book was one of the samples shown by Leslie Blackburn Ohnstad on the Carol Duvall show during a segment on Radiant Pearls. Stamps: Poem by JudiKins, Love by Hanko Designs. |
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This is my favorite book. I used my RP Faux Paste Paper technique to create the cover. I used handmade paper for the binding border and bound the book using copper wire and beads. I made a UTEE tile and layered that on rubber shelf liner material that had been embossed in metallic EPs. Stamps: Kanji Character by Hero Arts. |
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This card is 11"x4". It is made with the Hero Arts "Shadow Stamping" technique using Encore Metallic pigment inks for the shadows, archival ink for the images, and Radiant Pearls for the detail painting. Stamps: Shadow stamp, Poetic Prints (Petals) by Hero Arts. |
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Another Hero Arts-based card. The "Elements" stamps were stamped into UTEE (bronze and platinum) using Encore Metallic inks as a release medium. The inks were buffed off after the imprint--leaving a little ink behind for highlight. This was layered onto cardstock, with a Marvy Metallics background to highlight. Stamps: Quattro Elements and Chinese Newsprint Background by Hero Arts. |
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The Haiku Bunny stamp was embossed with black detail powder onto white cardstock and painted with Radiant Pearls. The strip on the left hand side is Origami paper, and I stamped the corners using Duo adhesive and metallic foil. Stamps: Haiku Bunny by Hero Arts. Corner by Hanko Designs. |
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This card was an anniversary card for my husband. I stamped the Celtic background using translucent gold EP on red confetti cardstock. I stamped the hearts onto vellum using the same EP and cut them out. I adhered them to the background using rubber cement. I created the tassel and rope myself using DMC floss, and I attached a heart charm to the tassel and then attached the rope to the card using jump rings. Stamps: Celtic Backround by JudiKins. Heart by All Night Media. |
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I love this geisha by Stampland. I embossed it with black detail EP and painted the kimono with Radiant Pearls and Lumiere paints. I then stippled in the rest of the colors using different colors of Radiant Pearls. Stamp: Geisha by Stampland. |
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I used the "polished stone" technique to create the background to this sun. I used a single color of Tria ink (sunflower color) to create the textured background and then stamped the sun using black dye-based ink. Stamp: Sun by Rubber Stampede. |
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I embossed these leaves using gold EP and painted them using Pearlescent Liquid Acrylics. Stamp: Leaf by My Heart Stamps For You. |
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I love the "Stamp In The Hand" collage look! Stamps: Dragonfly by Magenta. Woman, Words by Stamp In The Hand. Blob by Margaret Donnelly (hand-carved). |
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I made this for my Father-in-Law's birthday. The shirt is an origami fold. The tie is stamped onto handmade paper and painted with Acrylics. Stamp: Tie by Unknown. |
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This image is stamped onto handmade petal paper and painted with Radiant Pearls. The darker layering paper is hand-decorated using Plaid Glaze and a sea sponge. Stamp: PSX. |
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This is a card made using Colorbox/Magenta Direct to Paper (DTP) techniques. I stamped the images using Memories ink, masking them as I went along. I then masked the border using Post-It repositionable correction tape. I then colored the outer borders and the "inside" of the piece using Colorbox DTP techniques. I removed the border masks and stamped the floral borders and corners. I then overstamped in gold and black using various Magenta stamps. Stamps: Magenta. |
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I used the Humpty Dumpty stamp as an inspiration for a golf-themed card. I stamped the image in black Memories ink and used DTP techniques to color it. I then cut it out with a craft knife. All the words/concepts are original, and were computer-generated in MS Word. Stamp: Humpty Dumpty by Rubberstiltzkin. |
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