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Tuesday, July 8, 2008
July Card Kit Information
These are the July Stamp Camp cards being offered now by mail direct to you (or pick-up if you are close by). If you have attended my stamp camps, then you know that for $10 you get to do 8 cards of your choosing from the selection below, after that, it is $1 per card for you order and any shipping costs incurred. At a stamp camp, you are able to use my stamps to do your cards, however, if you do not have these images images, you may (A) order them. (B) use similar images you already have or (C) you may have me pre-stamp them at an added cost of 25 cents per card, and leave the coloring and assembly for you to do.
All card supplies are included (paper, ribbon, brads, eyelets, fiber) but you will need to have your own adhesive, scissors, paper trimmers, paintbrush or aquapainters, sponges, tools and coloring media (markers, chalk, watercolor crayons or pencils, inkpads) Most coloring media is interchangeable, so I'll tell you how I did it, and you can make the neccessary changes to get the job done. Occassionally, I may need to subsitute a pattern paper for another similar one, as only 2 patterns are the same in each batch of paper, but I will try to make it as close to the copy as I can. I will let you know if there will be a wait for cardstock, should I run short.
One more thing, Much of what I learn and see about rubberstampin is from the internet. While some of my ideas are original, I have cased some good ideas from people who are very very talented, and while I would never slight anyone intentionally, I sometimes just plain don't remember where I saw idea or that technique. This month, 2 ideas came from Nancy Riley's site, the popsicle and the yellow floral card. After I saw them. I couldn't not share them, as they were too cute to think of anything else. I will try very hard to make note of artists who have inspired me and hope that you are as inspired as I was.
All card supplies are included (paper, ribbon, brads, eyelets, fiber) but you will need to have your own adhesive, scissors, paper trimmers, paintbrush or aquapainters, sponges, tools and coloring media (markers, chalk, watercolor crayons or pencils, inkpads) Most coloring media is interchangeable, so I'll tell you how I did it, and you can make the neccessary changes to get the job done. Occassionally, I may need to subsitute a pattern paper for another similar one, as only 2 patterns are the same in each batch of paper, but I will try to make it as close to the copy as I can. I will let you know if there will be a wait for cardstock, should I run short.
One more thing, Much of what I learn and see about rubberstampin is from the internet. While some of my ideas are original, I have cased some good ideas from people who are very very talented, and while I would never slight anyone intentionally, I sometimes just plain don't remember where I saw idea or that technique. This month, 2 ideas came from Nancy Riley's site, the popsicle and the yellow floral card. After I saw them. I couldn't not share them, as they were too cute to think of anything else. I will try very hard to make note of artists who have inspired me and hope that you are as inspired as I was.
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